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A three-country comparison of the business success versus failure prediction model

Lussier, Robert N.; Halabi, Claudia E. - In: Journal of small business management : JSBM ; a joint … 48 (2010) 3, pp. 360-377

Why do some businesses succeed and others end up bankrupt? There is great discrepancy in the literature as to which variables do in fact lead to success, thus, there currently is no theory. To move the field in that direction, this study tests the Lussier 15-variable business success versus...

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Firm age and job creation in the US : new businesses are essential to keep unemployment low, but start-ups need loans in order to create jobs

Hyatt, Henry R. - 2022

years old) have, on average, accounted for all of US employment growth over the past few decades. New businesses are … especially important for youth employment. However, these businesses tend to borrow a lot, and the credit constraints they face …

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Understanding the theoretical and empirical content of critiques of US job creation research

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Job creation, job destruction, and productivity growth : the role of young businesses

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Characteristics and performance of new firms and spinoffs in Sweden

Andersson, Martin; Klepper, Steven - 2012 - Date of this version: 7 February 2012

types of new firms, particularly if their parent firm continues to operate. A novel findings is that the rate of employment … single owner. -- Sweden ; spinoffs ; new firm formation ; entrepreneurship ; performance ; employment growth …

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