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![Figure 4 Family share of business ownership [%]](publication/382063898/figure/fig1/AS:11431281259281912@1720397568776/Family-share-of-business-ownership_Q320.jpg)
![Figure 5 Number of owners [%]](publication/382063898/figure/fig2/AS:11431281259215142@1720397568945/Number-of-owners_Q320.jpg)
Promoting the idea of socially responsible business is an undeniably important topic that resonates in both theory and practice. Its influence on business performance has been theoretically substantiated and has been confirmed in many empirical studies, though this has been based on research conducted in large companies. It is only recently that st...
Today, many of the oldest businesses in Europe and around the world are family-owned and their survival is the result of their ability to change over time. The key objective of a family business is to keep the firm in the family by passing it on to the next generation. The transfer of a business (the succession process) is considered an extremely d...
Research background: Recent research conducted in the field of entrepreneurship focuses on a better understanding of specific features of family businesses, which, according to estimates, make up 55–90 % of all business entities in EU member states. Foreign studies emphasise the greater resilience of family businesses in the face of adverse changes...
Research background: Family businesses represent a combination of family and business aspects. Typically, a family is the majority owner and its members are top managers of the firm. The company name often contains the names of family members, i.e. they are publicly known. The family thereby gains recognition through the business operations of its...
When predicting bankruptcy of a company basing on its financial statements, the line of business in which the company is operating plays a significant role in terms of prediction accuracy. This accuracy is particularly crucial to banks and businesses which realise sales mostly on credit. The failure to recognise a client’s or business partner’s fin...
