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Education on plant and machinery valuation for the real market: Malaysian practicality

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posted on 2024-10-31, 20:42 authored by Abdul Rahman Mohd Nasir, Alfred Eves, Yusdira Yusof
The purpose of this paper is to determine and discuss on the plant and machinery valuation syllabus for higher learning education in Malaysia to ensure the practicality of the subject in the real market. There have been limited studies in plant and machinery area, either by scholars or practitioners. Most papers highlighted the methodologies but limited papers discussed on the plant and machinery valuation education. This paper will determine inputs for plant and machinery valuation guidance focussing on the syllabus set up and references for valuers interested in this area of expertise. A qualitative approach via content analysis is conducted to compare international and Malaysian plant and machinery valuation syllabus and suggest improvements for Malaysian syllabus. It is found that there are few higher education institutions in the world that provide plant and machinery valuation courses as part of their property studies syllabus. Further investigation revealed that on the job training is the preferable method for plant and machinery valuation education and based on the valuers experience. The significance of this paper is to increase the level of understanding of plant and machinery valuation criteria and provide suggestions to Malaysian stakeholders with the relevant elements in plant and machinery valuation education syllabus.

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1

End page

10

Total pages

10

Outlet

Proceedings of the 2012 Annual Pacific Rim Real Estate Society (PRRES) Conference

Editors

V. Kupke

Name of conference

The 18th Annual Pacific Rim Real Estate Society Conference

Publisher

Pacific Rim Real Estate Society

Place published

Australia

Start date

2012-01-15

End date

2012-01-18

Language

English

Former Identifier

2006071309

Esploro creation date

2020-06-22

Fedora creation date

2017-05-11

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