Abstract
The article examines both national and international methods of economic evaluation of intellectual property objects, which represent a complex of interrelated norms and rules that determine the concepts and principles of evaluation. The first group includes methods and methodological recommendations based on the cost assessment of the costs of creating intellectual objects and income from their consumption. The second group includes methods and methodical recommendations, in which the assessment of intellectual and innovative activity is considered from the standpoint of the effectiveness of investments in intellectual and innovative projects. The third group of methods for evaluating the effectiveness of intellectual products is used in close relationship with the type of effect that can be obtained when consuming intellectual property. The fourth group of methods evaluates the effectiveness of intelligent products and involves carrying out appropriate calculations at individual stages of their life cycle.
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