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The Effect of Capital Structure, Sales Growth, and Company Age on Company Value
The International Conference on Sustainable Economics Management and Accounting ProceedingThe high rate of economic growth causes competitiveness between companies in increasing profits. Competitiveness requires each company to have advantages over other companies. These advantages are expected to maximize company profits and increase company value which can be influenced by capital structure, sales growth, and company age.
Heti Herawati, Robert Pius Pardede
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Human Resource Management Journal, 2012
This article investigates how age diversity within a company's workforce affects company productivity. It introduces a theoretical framework that helps integrate results from a broad disciplinary spectrum of ageing and diversity research to derive empirically testable hypotheses on the effects of age diversity on company productivity.
Backes-Gellner, Uschi, Veen, Stephan
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This article investigates how age diversity within a company's workforce affects company productivity. It introduces a theoretical framework that helps integrate results from a broad disciplinary spectrum of ageing and diversity research to derive empirically testable hypotheses on the effects of age diversity on company productivity.
Backes-Gellner, Uschi, Veen, Stephan
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A "Golden Age" of the Companies: Conditions of Its Existence
Journal of Reviews on Global Economics, 2018A few years ago we have discovered the effect of the "golden age" of company (Brusov et al. 2015): it was shown for the first time that valuation of the weighted average cost of capital, WACC, in the Modigliani – Miller theory (Modigliani et al. 1958; 1963; 1966) is not minimal and valuation of the company capitalization is not maximal, as all ...
Peter Brusov +3 more
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Financial success in biotechnology: company age versus company science
Technovation, 2005Abstract The purpose of this research effort is to use the tenets of institutional theory to explore the relative stock market success of biotechnology companies. Previous research (Deng, Z., Lev, B., Narin, F., 1999. Science and technology as predictors of stock performance.
G. Steven McMillan, Patrick Thomas
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Being innovative as a company in an aging society
Journal of Service ManagementPurpose We propose a framework to better understand the factors that influence consumers' perceptions of firms' innovativeness and how these, in turn, can inform innovation strategies. These can be factors that are in the customer's view, but also factors behind the line of visibility that indirectly affect ...
Werner H. Kunz +4 more
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R&D companies based on their age, size and type of field, are they solvent companies?
International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal, 2023Advances through Research and Development (R&D) companies have marked a meaningful change worldwide. The products developed by these companies are known. However, little is written about how they work, mainly whether they are solvent companies, whether they generate a profit from their activity, how long the life of these companies is, or whether they ...
Sandra Flores-Ureba +3 more
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