Brazilian firms
Value-relevance of disclosure: risk factors and risk management in Brazilian firms
... the firms’ reports practically did not vary in the three years of analysis, removing the variability in the perception of the investors and perhaps explaining the negative relationship, contrary to ...The ...
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Principles of equitable information in Brazilian firms’ online privacy policies
... This article aims to present the Fair Information Principles in the privacy policies of the websites of major Brazilian companies (according to the 2014 Forbes Magazine list). The research and analysis were ...
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O processo de internacionalização das empresas brasileiras: o caso de Sergipe Internationalization process of Brazilian firms: the case of Sergipe State
... Através das razões apontadas para a internacionalização é possível verificar se uma empresa possui maior ou menor grau de comprometimento, de acordo com Kutschker e Bäurle (1997). A de[r] ...
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Earnings quality and governance quality: a comparative analysis between traditional and new Brazilian capital market
... of Brazilian firms listed in the Traditional Markets with the earnings quality of firm listed in the New Market in the period ...Market firms are not required to report financial information ...
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Rev. adm. contemp. vol.9 número especial 2 v9nesp2a04
... We have carried out an event study to investigate stock returns associated with the announcement of equity issues by Brazilian firms between 1992 and 2003 in order to determine market reaction before, ...
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BAR, Braz. Adm. Rev. vol.7 número4
... in Brazilian Technology ...of Firms: a Multilevel Approach whose objective was to understand how location within industrial concentrations, like clusters or industrial districts, affects the financial ...
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BAR, Braz. Adm. Rev. vol.8 número1
... in Brazilian Public Firms), by Antonio Carlos Coelho, Andson de Aguiar and Alexsandro Lopes, uses Ohlson’s Linear Information Dynamic (LID) to investigate the impact of industry structure and market share ...
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BAR, Braz. Adm. Rev. vol.2 número2
... We have carried out an event study to investigate stock returns associated with the announcement of equity issues by Brazilian firms between 1992 and 2003 in order to determine market reaction before, ...
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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.62 número4
... for Brazilian firms and their relation with institutional development at the federal states ...younger firms grow faster; 2) corroborating Ribeiro (2007) and Esteves (2007) size and growth are ...
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BAR, Braz. Adm. Rev. vol.10 número3
... Sized Brazilian Enterprises” (by Denis Forte, Lucas Barros and Wilson Nakamura), investigated determinants of capital structure of small and medium Brazilian firms and concluded that leverage is ...
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Rev. Adm. (São Paulo) vol.52 número1
... of Brazilian firms by multinationals: a strate- gic response to institutional distance, Manuel Anibal Silva Portugal Vasconcelos Ferreira, Simone César da Silva Vicente and Felipe Mendes Borini and Martinho ...
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The impact of alliances and internal RD on the firm’s innovation and financial performance
... results, Brazilian firms fail, even in comparison with neighbours of South America (INFOMONEY, ...requires Brazilian firms to make enormous efforts to achieve positive ...how Brazilian ...
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BAR, Braz. Adm. Rev. vol.10 número1
... as Brazilian companies with ADR programs (Tanoue, ...a Brazilian company, for example, to accuse and potentially put that company under investigation by ...large Brazilian banks operating in the ...
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Early internationalizing firms in the Brazilian software industry
... internationalizing Brazilian software firms. The research defines suitable firms only by the time it takes them to start international operations; up to five ...for Brazilian firms to ...
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Are large firms more profitable than small and medium firms in the European Union?
... The overwhelming majority (99.8 %) of enterprises active within the European Union (EU)’s non- financial business economy in 2012 were small and medium enterprises (SME) - some 22.3 million. Perhaps the most striking ...
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Succession process and the efficacy of firms: the case of family firms
... family firms face inadequate managerial resources, inhibiting such family firms to attain greater ...family firms to wield a negative effect on the value of the family ...family firms may even ...
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BAR, Braz. Adm. Rev. vol.8 número1
... of firms that smooth income is significantly different from that of firms that do not, with smaller ones more likely to do ...between firms that do and do not smooth ...
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Firm behaviour and town size: a comparison between firms in small and medium-sized towns in the Netherlands and Portugal
... Two main ideas are important in this theory: First of all, the threshold of a particular good or service. This threshold refers to the number of people required to support it. Certain functions such as hospitals require ...
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The impact of size of the firm and exchange rate in the export propensity of domestic and foreign owned firms in a developing country A study of the Brazilian exporters
... bigger firms will have advantages against smaller ...smaller firms cannot take because of the less available ...foreign firms on their export ...
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Earnings inequality in the brazilian formal sector: the role of firms and education between 1994 and 2015
... Changes - When we look at the 1994 to 2015 period, the explanatory power of these different dimensions to explain the sharp fall of inequality is: gender (2.25%), race (7.84%), age (11.5%), education 3 levels (21.94%), ...
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