These pages are dedicated to offer information and references/links around consept called Economic Profit (EP). It is practically the same accounting & finance concept as the "Economic Value Added" (EVA) that is a registered trademark of Stern Stewart & CO. 
See below more info about the EVA-trademark and its recognition. 

Pages are designed to companies searching for useful information about EP and about how to use it as a management tool in internal accounting, steering and controlling. Pages might also help students/academics searching for EP-information/-references. 

Evanomics-pages materials: 

Please inform us about any useful EP-references / -links you happen to now and feel free to comment on all the material you see here. 
 

Other links:

Creditreports.dk offers the EVA valuation method on their platform, enabling users to create company estimates and calculate EVA values. You can also see the EVA valuation of each Danish company through their Business Directory. See for example the latest EVA values of Pandora A/S by clicking here.


Some older material on EVA can be found, e.g., from EVA-MVA graphs from all Finnish companies (with a EVA valuation tutorial which is a presentation (slideshow) with ca 15 slides). These presentations are from software company Valuatum Oy. Its products consist of equity analysis solutions that are used to store, collect and deliver the independent equity research provider /broker research numbers to institutional and retail investors. The core of their product is a company valuation software.

 

Stern Stewart & Co. has actually trademarked an old concept that has been known by academic literature for the past 100 years. The company (Stern Stewart) has done such a fine job in promoting the whole Shareholder value -approach. Without them the whole world would be years behind this development. The term "EVA" is used all over the world in thousands of companies, universities etc. Therefore it is however a bit shame that the company is so jealous about other consultants using this currently very generic name "EVA". Stern Stewart has already lost one law suite against KPMG with this issue (the court has stated that ""Stern Stewart had done such a fine job of spreading the EVA gospel that it was tough to prove that EVA is a proprietary concept." - quoted from Fortune magazine.)