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Revenue Diversification in Housing Nonprofits

Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 2015
Scholars often draw on resource dependence theory and institutional theory to explain nonprofit behavior in light of resource constraints, but few studies include empirical indicators of environmental constraints. This study examines the degree to which variables in the state-level funding environment promote (or deter) revenue diversification for ...
Jennifer Shea, Janey Qian Wang
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The Impact of Revenue Diversification on Expected Revenue and Volatility for Nonprofit Organizations

Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 2012
We investigate the relationship between revenue diversification and volatility for nonprofits. Modern portfolio theory suggests that more diversification reduces volatility at the expense of reduced expected revenue. We find that this relationship should not be taken for granted.
Walter J. Mayer, Hui-chen Wang, Jared F. Egginton, Hannah S. Flint   +3 more
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Revenue diversification among non-profits

Voluntas: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations, 1994
Abstract Although the non-profit literature has grown substantially, the issue of how revenue diversification affects non-profits has not been fully explored. This paper presents several disciplinary perspectives regarding the financing of non-profits, what determines their ability to diversify, and the consequent effects on their ...
Cyril F. Chang, Howard P. Tuckman
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Revenue diversification or revenue concentration? Impact on financial health of social enterprises

Public Management Review, 2020
Researchers have paid little attention to the situation of revenue diversification in social enterprises.
Shanshan Guan, Siyu Tian, Guosheng Deng
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Revenue diversification in public higher learning institutions: an exploratory Malaysian study [PDF]

Journal of Applied Research in Higher Education, 2019
Purpose: The paper explores the extent of revenue diversification of selected Malaysian public higher learning institutions (HLIs) and the perceptions of senior officers of Malaysian public HLIs on matters related to revenue diversification.
Suhaiza Ismail
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Export Product Diversification and Public Revenue’s Dependence on Resource Revenue

International Economic Journal, 2018
This article tries to reconcile two major priorities for countries, notably resource-rich countries on the international development agenda: export product diversification with a view to helping th...
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The Rent-Seeking State and Revenue Diversification

World Politics, 1982
Economists have only recently begun to characterize the behavior of the state as rentor profit-seeking. One of the ways in which the rent-seeking state may maximize the resources it extracts from taxpayers is through diversification of the tax revenue base. Empirical evidence presented in this paper may help to explain the extent to which countries are
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Revenue Diversification in Large U.S. Cities [PDF]

, 2011
The housing crisis and the Great Recession have placed tremendous fiscal pressure on the United States’ central cities. Cuts in state government fiscal assistance to local governments, combined with shrinking property tax bases, make it hard for local governments to maintain current levels of public services.
Chernick, Howard, Langley, Adam, Reschovsky, Andrew   +2 more
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Entrepreneurship in the community college: Revenue diversification

New Directions for Community Colleges, 1989
AbstractAdaptation, Darwin's concept for survival, is precisely what this chapter suggests: nonprofit community college undertaking for‐profit ventures.
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Revenue Diversification and Resource Utilisation in Ethiopian Universities

2013
Public universities in Ethiopia mainly rely on government financing. This dependence on the government means that the funding levels depend on the fluctuations of government resources. Meanwhile, it is untenable to depend on the government to finance all the operations of the universities because government resources can only be meagre given the ...
Kennedy Munyua Waweru, Sewale Abate
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