ASSESS THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER ENTITIES USING EXISTING ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL MODELS
ASSESS THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER ENTITIES USING EXISTING ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL MODELS

Summary/Abstract: This paper evaluates the financial performance of technology transfer entities (TTEs) by analyzing both economic and financial models. Traditional financial models, such as Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) and Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM), provide insights into investment viability and risk management in TTEs. Economic models, like IS-LM and growth models, help understand the macroeconomic environment's influence on technological innovation. Specific models, such as the linear innovation model and the Triple Helix framework, emphasize the collaboration between academia, industry, and government in fostering innovation. The integration of real options analysis and venture capital methods further supports investment decisions in high-uncertainty technological projects. This approach helps TTEs optimize resource allocation and strategic investments, contributing to sustainable economic growth.

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