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The agency problem strikes as an ethical, practical, and economic issue in equal measures. The principal objective of the current research is to trace the nature of the agency conflicts in the family-owned pyramidal business groups of corporate Malaysia ...
Muhammad Farhan Basheer +3 more
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This study examines the impact of CEO duality on board independence and extends the knowledge by exploring whether the type of firm, the presence of family blockholding, or concentrated founder ownership moderates this impact. The analysis shows that CEO
Shashank Bansal, M. Thenmozhi
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In the realm of China’s bustling economy, a fascinating dynamic exists between family businesses and state-owned enterprises, characterized by a symbiotic relationship and collaboration.
Tao Ye, Vincenzo Liu, Xiao Guo
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Effect of financial constraints on the growth of family and nonfamily firms in Turkey
This study examined whether family-owned firms have advantages for accessing external financial sources for growth. Especially in developing countries with imperfect markets, firms can face difficulties accessing external financing sources; however ...
Bahadır Ergün, Ömer Tuğsal Doruk
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The Comparison of the Structure of Liquidities, Funding via Long-Term-Debts and Dividends in Family & Non Family Firms [PDF]
In recent years, with the expansion of family-owned companies in emerging economies, carrying out numerous studies is necessity. To this purpose, the present study investigates financial structure relationship in such firms.
Mohammad Hossein Vadieei +2 more
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Innovation in small family firms: A qualitative multipla case study
Family firms, accounting globally for the majority of companies, are the backbone of many national and local economies. Despite their importance as both employers and producers/service providers, research on these firms, analyzing their innovative ...
Jan Urban, Zdeněk Caha
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Restructuring of Poorly Performing Family-Owned Portfolio Firms: The Role of Socioemotional Wealth
How do owners of family firm portfolios restructure poorly performing firms? To answer this question, we conducted an in-depth qualitative case-study analysis of six poorly performing family portfolio firms, on the basis of 39 interviews, 117 pieces of ...
Marina D. Palm +2 more
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In the years following the economic and financial crisis, Italy, where most firms are family-owned, has seen the demise of more companies than any other country.
CARMEN GALLUCCI +3 more
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Research and innovation and the role of competition in family owned and managed firms
PurposeThis paper examines the innovation behavior of family-owned firms versus non-family-owned firms. The role of internal family governance and the influence of external stimuli (competition) on innovation are also considered.Design/methodology ...
Yuping Yin +4 more
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Succession and Governance Across Generations: A Comparative Study of the United States and Italy [PDF]
This comparative study of American and Italian family-owned firms focuses on two key aspects of family business management: succession and governance. This study also explored the impact of generation on these variables.
Alberto Zanzi, Colette Dumas
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