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(mainly, entrepreneurial orientation, learning orientation, and market orientation) on family firm's performance, by comparing … strategic orientation with higher impact on family firm performance, followed by market orientation, so, our work offers family … firms some insights to an improved performance. In addition our work contributes to literature by corroborating the idea of …
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In this study, we examine new drivers that generate a disposition toward entrepreneurial activity in family firms and how the strategic involvement of the board of directors (SIBD) moderates the relationships between these drivers (image of the firm, willingness to change, and access to...
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This paper explores how family involvement influences the entrepreneurial business. Therefore, the paper gives an understanding of how the family forms the embeddedness and how its involvement constitutes a change to the entrepreneurial business. The main background used for this work analysis...
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former's management style also means that these businesses are more likely to sustain their performance in a recession … utilized to assess business performance, entrepreneurial orientation, and strategic flexibility. Results indicated that family …
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Large private enterprises in the ASEAN-5 economies have been, and remain, dominated by firms that share four common characteristics: (1) their ownership and control are concentrated among a handful of prominent business families; (2) most of these families have Chinese origins; (3) each family...
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There is a wide collection of journal articles and academic discourse on family firms’ social capital. However, the focus on the comprehensive synthesis of the collections is limited. The lack of efforts to synthesize the issue of family firms’ social capital focuses on emerging economies...
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Despite the importance and potential role of entrepreneurship for economies in Central and Eastern Europe, little attention has been devoted to identifying which factors contribute to the entrepreneurship in the region. The purpose of the present study is twofold. First, there is a comparison of...
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Despite the importance and potential role of entrepreneurship for economies in Central and Eastern Europe, little attention has been devoted to identifying which factors contribute to the entrepreneurship in the region. The purpose of the present study is twofold. First, there is a comparison of...
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Business sustainability has been defined as meeting current needs while providing the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. However, few firms invest in practices geared at sustainability. In this paper we investigate how family ties to future generations via the intention of...
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