Abstract
Intellectual capital is increasingly being recognized as a driving force for the prosperity of economy and corporations. This paper applies the value-added intellectual coefficient (VAIC) model to investigate the link between components of intellectual capital and corporate performance in three industry sectors in China. We find that (1) the material capital employed efficiency has a positive effect on performance in both manufacturing and real estate sectors; (2) the human capital efficiency has a positive effect on performance in the manufacturing sector but not in the real estate or the IT sectors; (3) the structure capital efficiency has non-significant effect on performance in any of the three industry sectors.
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