Surviving and prospering in the small firm sector
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Surviving and prospering in the small firm sector
Routledge, 1995
- : hbk
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Written for all those with an interest in the factors associated with the performance of small firms, this work represents a mixture of the results of new empirical studies and a comprehensive review of the state of the art on various key issues. The book looks at empirical research covering topics including: the relationship of corporate size and age to incidence of failure; the value of prediction models of failure; lessons from official receiver reports; factors associated with failure in the construction sector; owner personality and performance; organization life cycles; market structure, especially franchising and buyer-seller relationships; an international study of influences on the performance of small and medium enterprises; the instrumentation sector - factors determining success; and the adequacy of the banking sector at meeting firms' needs.
目次
- Performance, size and age
- which small firms fail
- what official receivers' reports reveal about failure
- which firms fail - the case of construction
- the performance of small firms and owner characteristics
- strategic planning and the small firm
- first principles of strategy
- market structure
- organization lifecycles
- the relative importance of influences on performance - the case of instrumentation
- influences on growth - an international comparison
- the capital market and small firms
- implications for company and public policy.
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