Title
Temporary factors that condition innovation: comparison between family and non-family businesses
Abstract
Studies conducted on innovation in family businesses have offered very diverse and sometimes contradictory results. The objective of this paper is to analyze the influence of time-related variables on the innovative behavior of companies. Furthermore, we compare the behavior of family and non-family companies, the influence of the generation and the transference of management. To do this, companies are classified according to the stage of life in which they are and are compared using a mean difference test (Anova). Subsequently, already focused on family businesses, the effects of generating control in the case of family businesses are analyzed, considering the foundational and subsequent periods. The results show that the behavior towards the innovation of family businesses is conditioned by the temporal dimension.
Keywords
innovation, time, family businesses, entrepreneurship
JEL classifications
M10 , L21 , L22 , L26
URI
http://jssidoi.org/jesi/article/486
DOI
Pages
1740-1759
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