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Are family firms more optimistic than non-family firms?
Accounting Research Journal, 2019Purpose The purpose of this study is to investigate how family ownership affects the disclosure tone of firm earnings press releases. Design/methodology/approach Following prior literature, this study defines family firms as those in which members of the founding families continue to hold positions in top management, to sit on the board or to be ...
Xuan Huang, Fei Kang
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Journal of Family Business Strategy, 2017
We revisit the question of family firms (FFs) and their capacity for internationalization, and link it to the literature on national competitiveness. We draw widely on the FF competitive advantage and internationalization literature to argue that FFs’ organizing preferences and capabilities will typically support exporting and that these same ...
Carney, Michael +3 more
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We revisit the question of family firms (FFs) and their capacity for internationalization, and link it to the literature on national competitiveness. We draw widely on the FF competitive advantage and internationalization literature to argue that FFs’ organizing preferences and capabilities will typically support exporting and that these same ...
Carney, Michael +3 more
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Family influence on firm performance: Finnish publicly held family firm perspective
International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management, 2011The study aims at examining the effect of family influence on firm performance. An empirical focus is put on comparison of return on investment of publicly held family and non family firms in Finland. The income statement and balance sheet data of the companies covers the years 2000–2005.
Kansikas Juha +2 more
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Academy of Management Proceedings, 2019
Finding the right company name is a challenging decision with major consequences for firm prospects. We study the implications of “unfamiliar” names (i.e.
Mario Daniele Amore +2 more
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Finding the right company name is a challenging decision with major consequences for firm prospects. We study the implications of “unfamiliar” names (i.e.
Mario Daniele Amore +2 more
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
We study the role of family ownership during the bankruptcy process. We argue that at times of distress family blockholders are better positioned to manage the firm and this is appreciated by minority shareholders and lenders alike. We test this hypothesis focusing on the sample of public US corporations between 2001 and 2008.
Massimo Massa, Alminas Zaldokas
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We study the role of family ownership during the bankruptcy process. We argue that at times of distress family blockholders are better positioned to manage the firm and this is appreciated by minority shareholders and lenders alike. We test this hypothesis focusing on the sample of public US corporations between 2001 and 2008.
Massimo Massa, Alminas Zaldokas
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Family firm’s heterogeneity and firm risk
2015The behavioral agency theory suggests that family firms present less risk than non-family firms to protect their socioemotional wealth. Most studies analyzing this field focus on the bank sector or the US economy. This study aims to examine whether there are differences in risk between family and non-family firms using Portuguese listed firms during ...
Lisboa, Inês +1 more
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