How to pronounce “intan” in English

Intangible is when you help someone have more confidence, have more courage, make a difficult transition in their lives.

Intangible assets are what economists call sunk.

intangible um even though it leaves your home and comes under the control of the network

and intangible and subjective it's brilliant it's great it's you know I remember that time when I read some of them literally it was naming each color

The intangible economy isn't just a second.

Some intangibles have been added over the years.

in intangible assets overtaking tangible assets.

But intangibly, what it's done for each one of us is let us have an avenue to figure some things out with like minds.

These intangibles-- the will, the spirit, courage, and so on.

These intangibles are really what becomes the driver of our economy and if we can deliver these intangibles anytime, anywhere to anybody that instant aspect of them means that we,

which is also intangible, we must be clear about this prospective scenario so that the leaders of the organization--

And the intangible concern that you can see in the modern history of leak prosecutions is that sort of forbearance, that understanding where

is that something intangible, DNA, is the major factor responsible for differences between children in their performance at school.

have a very intangible economy.

are lots of intangibles, like I say, software, and data, and all that kind of thing.

But you see some intangible things as well, actually.

We think intangible capital is the capital of the 21st century.

And we argue the intangible investment is interesting because it's got some different economic properties.

So the intangible asset was much more difficult to get that money back.

If you put these intangible assets together, then you can get a particularly valuable product.

Bitcoin is this completely intangible concept.

It is just this intangible component of trust.

It's intangible. And it's very fascinating when the click happens.

It's an intangible that you have to cast.

But Jeremy has an intangible, like I said, to be a lovable asshole.

The first kind of intangible asset is a brand.

what was heretofore an intangible product.

But it's intangible. It's not buildings.

elusive and intangible things uh that could be psychological it could be perceptual it could be just the way your ears help you just navigate around um

um uh intangible elements in our our thinking that um you know make us work

But how do we translate the intangibles?

And then all the little intangibles too, like a really quick, responsive camera app, quick focus, and the confidence that gives you to successfully get harder shots,

That still feels a little intangible to me, going online with a generous mindset.

But the one thing you mentioned is intangible concerns.

And so one of the intangible concerns is how that understanding broken down somewhat.

It's recognized as a part of intangible cultural heritage for Armenia.

"Capitalism without Capital: The Rise of the Intangible Economy." Please join me in welcoming to Google, Mr. Jonathan Haskel and Stian Westlake.

GDP still doesn't include most intangible assets.

So the first interesting consequence about intangibles is that companies who have these intangible assets can potentially scale up very substantially.

But it had a big intangible asset, namely the Symbian Operating System, which after the merger with Microsoft, became Windows Mobile.

The core of it is an intangible asset, namely an idea, namely the chemical compound that's in it.

We think that the rise of intangible investment helps explain this puzzle, for a number of reasons.

If you think of an intangible intensive business, like Uber in the hustle transport sector or Starbucks in the cafe and beverage sector,

Uber's got a bunch of valuable intangibles related to its network of drivers, its data, its software.

Starbucks has got very valuable intangibles in the form of its brand, its operating processes, and its supply chains.

There's a very curious link between intangibles and this very tangible form of inequality of property wealth.

What all of this means is an intangible economy is one where inequality is potentially higher.

What it does expense directly is intangibles like R&D, money that you spend on patents.

Because qualifications can be quite intangible.