> I assume you disagree with some part of the suggestion that
> intangibles or
> indirectly quantifiable items also represent capital.

That would be a difficult position - Inetllectual Property is definitely
intangible but is a very important asset in today's economics. Ask IBM,
and I don't mean in connection with SCO.

Wouter van Ooijen

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