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Productivity and value added distribution in family-owned businesses

Intangible Capital, 2017
Objective: Identify similarities and/or differences in the distribution of Value Added characterizing family businesses as opposed to non-family held firms, and analyse productivity by linking the distribution of the wealth generated by the company to a ...
Jose Luis Gallizo Larraz, Jordi Moreno Gene, Laura Sánchez   +2 more
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The Educational Gradient in Company-Level Family Policies [PDF]

, 2020
AbstractIn this chapter, the educational gradient in access to different organizational work-family policies is examined using unique multilevel survey data from the European Sustainable Workforce Survey covering nine European countries. A total of six different work-family policies are studied, representing working-time arrangements, leaves, and ...
Begall, Katia, van der Lippe, T.
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Dividend payouts: majority control and rent extraction

Journal of Business Economics and Management, 2018
In Eurasia, Turkey has a “crony” capitalist system with majority control and business groups (BGs) in the hands of a few families. These business groups are often organised around a holding company.
Seniha Besim, Cahit Adaoglu
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Identity of the Family Business Company. How Do the Most Valuable Polish Family-Owned Companies Use Family Identity in Building the Image of a Family-Owned Company?

Annales Universitatis Mariae Curie-Skłodowska, sectio H – Oeconomia
Theoretical background: In Poland, family-owned companies have been actively developing since the democratic transformation. Some of them have used market conditions, being mature and large entities, consciously building their corporate brand identities, and communicating their messages on their websites.
Katarzyna Barcińska, Ewa Więcek-Janka
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The Effect of Family Ownership on the Adjustment Speed of Financial Leverage towards Optimal Leverage [PDF]

Iranian Journal of Accounting, Auditing & Finance
Faster attainment of optimal financial leverage guarantees the company's survival and the growth of shareholders' interests. This paper investigates the effect of family ownership on the speed of adjustment of financial leverage toward optimal leverage ...
Vahab Rostami, Abdolrasoul Rahmanian Koushkaki, Ali Akbar Alahyari, Hamed Kargar   +3 more
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Corporate governance practices in brazilian family construction companies

Dyna, 2019
InBrazil, family construction companies provide a significant share of goods and services in the construction industry. To protect themselves against fraud, crises and problems inherent to family organizations, these corporations need to implement at ...
Rayza Mirelle Francelino Nicácio, João Alberto Neves dos Santos, Carlos Alberto Pereira Soares, Wainer da Silveira e Silva   +3 more
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Minor and family company

, 2022
Minors are considered to be vulnerable and traditionally benefit from protective and sometimes restrictive rules designed to protect both their person and any assets they may hold. However, such rules may be undermined when the status of business partner is superimposed on that of a person in need of assistance. Nowadays, it is not uncommon for a minor
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Kenya: a company, a cooperative and a family.

, 2011
Eighty per cent of the people of Kenya make a living from agriculture, but for 60% it is a precarious life of survival on less than a dollar a day. New, appropriate technol-ogy would increase agriculture’s current contribution of 24% to the gross domestic product (Republic of Kenya, 2009).Kenya can be divided into four agro-ecological zones, namely: (i)
Misiko, Michael T., Almekinders, Conny J.M., Barker, Ian, Borus, D., Oggema, J., Mukalama, J.   +5 more
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Oaxaca: Industrias familiares, comercio e inversiones a fines del siglo XIX

Cambios y Permanencias, 2017
This article provides data and analysis of commercial/business relations between foreigners, the social élite and local politician in the Oaxaca in late in the 19th century, with the aim of establishing textile factories, mining ...
Anselmo Arellanes Meixueiro , Nimcy Arellanes Cancino   +1 more
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Corporate social responsibility disclosure in Saudi companies: analysing the impact of board independence in family and non-family companies

Humanities & Social Sciences Communications
This study examines the relationship between family-controlled companies and corporate social responsibility practice disclosure (CSRPD) and examines whether board independence influences this relationship.
Ameen Qasem, Bazeet Olayemi Badru, Belal Ali Ghaleb, Shaker Dahan AL-Duais, Adel Ali Al-Qadasi   +4 more
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