Firms in Portugal
Regional innovation performances of firms in Portugal
... enterprise in all studies ...observed in an empirical study from Kalantaridis (1999), regarding an agglomeration of manufacturing SMEs that failed to transform geographical proximity into an innovative ...
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International strategy : foreign direct investment opportunities for German Firms in Portugal
... invested in the material and vehicle transportation by rail, to the detriment of the road transportation (Figure ...companies in the sector support that Portugal need a direct connection to Central ...
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The influence of politician appointments to corporate boards on the financial performance of firms in Portugal
... consists in consulting in the website the possible combinations regarding the payment term and ...consists in digitally send through the website the application with the required documents for ...
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Fear the walking dead: the epidemic of zombie firms in Portugal
... of firms, saying that the size of bad loans in Japan was around 7% of ...zombie firms, tried to identify these firms based on whether they are receiving subsidized credit, not by looking at ...
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Strategic partnerships of the renewable energy firms in Portugal
... participation in research consortia are examples of formal (contractual) ...present. In order to capture this debate, our research considers the variable “type of interaction”, distinguishing between formal ...
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Strategies employed by e-commerce firms in Portugal : an empirical investigation
... Through factorial analysis, three e-Commerce strategy dimensions were identified: one relates to differentiation via marketing based on reputation and brand identificati[r] ...
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Firm behaviour and town size: a comparison between firms in small and medium-sized towns in the Netherlands and Portugal
... differences in the behaviour of firms related to the size of the town. In both countries, the firms in small towns buy the largest shares of products on the national market (compared to ...
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Venture Capital in Portugal : investments selection criteria, intervention forms and impact on venture capital backed firms
... issues in the answers. In general, we found that the issues aroused large interest in respondents, who were quite motivated to convey their insights and give examples of their professional ...us ...
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Exporter Firms Behaviour, Evidence from Portuguese Firms using Microdata
... participate in international trade. In this model, firms face a sunk cost of entering in the export markets, only knowing after this investment if they have the needed productivity to ...
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Why do publicly listed firms go private in Europe?
... transactions in Europe based on firm-specific and macro environment ...1,735 firms which went private in 39 different European countries between 1985 and 2020 and 5,684 companies that remain, to the ...
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Competition and Decision Makers in Multiproduct Firms
... game in which the choice of strategic variables is ...allow firms to know both the demand that they face and the strategic variable of the competitor in equilibrium because firms act as a ...
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Earnings Management Dynamics in Portuguese Listed Firms
... different firms with the same coefficients for the determinants of both normal accruals and cash-flow from ...listed firms are significantly heterogeneous, which is clear when considering the distribution ...
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Manufacturing emerging economy firms in export markets
... export. In this work, the role of R&D stands out in particular, given the trend among firms to increase their willingness to export as a natural and logical product of an increase in ...
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Do changes in tax regulation affect firms’ capital structure?
... reduction in the leverage ratio of the analysed firms, whereas negative will increase that same ...putting in practice a tax regime that aims at implementing higher capitalization among firms, ...
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Successor Selection in family firms: A game theory approach
... • This paper aims to extend the use of game theory in the field of family firm succession considering the non economic factors related to continuity and conflict (emotional benefits and [r] ...
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Agglomeration and comparative advantage in vertically-related firms
... countries in order to serve the local consumers, there are two ...agglomerate in one country, and the downstream industry supplies the other country in manufactured goods through ...occurs in ...
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Persistence of irrational decision making in business firms
... situation in which the majority of the decision makers opted to continue investment was in level 2, corresponding to 70% of investment already ...increase, in this case when the presentation of ...
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Does corruption increase rewards in legally registered firms?
... lead firms to engage in ...engaging in corrupt ...environment in an important factor on economic ...of firms operating in places with more public corruption are likely to engage ...
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Early internationalizing firms in the Brazilian software industry
... outputs in multiple ...definition in existing literature what makes a firm a born global ...global firms are presented as companies that engage in international activities at or close to their ...
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MARKETING INNOVATION IN PORTUGUESES FIRMS: AN EMPIRICAL APPROACH
... changes in firms’ activities: product innovations, process innovations, organisational innovations and marketing ...changes in its methods of work, its use of factors of production and the types of ...
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