We contrast the performance consequences of intra-family vs. external ownership transfers. Investigating a sample of …-family transfers. We attribute these performance differences to the long-term orientation of family firms passed on to the next … and theoretical mechanisms explaining performance differences, we outline implications for family business and …

performance of new ventures. We propose an alternate framework demonstrating how experience translates into expertise by arguing … that the positive experience-performance relationship only appears to expert entrepreneurs, while novice entrepreneurs may … actually perform increasingly worse because of their inability to generalize their experiential knowledge accurately into new …

investment performance we used a measure of marginal q which measures the ratio of the investment returns to cost of capital …. Institutional owners are found to have had a positive effect on performance, with a marginally diminishing effect of institutional … performance, eradicating the positive influence of institutional ownership. …

entry, performance, and survival. Using propensity score matching, we compare three Swedish cohorts from Junior Achievement …

performance is analyzed. Since the data is collected as repeated cross sections and firms are not identified over time, the … decisive role in survival of firms and their employment growth as well. Moreover, survival and performance of firms are …

performance. To measure investment performance Mueller and Reardon’s (1993) marginal q is used, although derived directly from … both domestic and foreign institutional owners positively influence firm performance. Furthermore a non-linear relation … between institutional ownership concentration and performance is found. This is consistent with positive incentive effects and …

agglomeration effects arise from access to i) specialized labor, ii) specialized suppliers, and iii) knowledge dispersion (Marshall …, networks, face-to-face communication, knowledge spillovers, and spatial proximity for the organization of the financial … industry. These factors accentuate the importance of local knowledge and the dispersion of knowledge, factors that have been …

Articulate knowledge entails the triad: information, interpretation, and judgment. Information is the reading of the … interpretation were symmetric and final. This move has the effect of flattening knowledge down to information – here dubbed … “knowledge flat-talk.” Economic prosperity depends greatly on discovery, but discovery is often a transcending of the working …