DETERMINANTS OF SURVIVAL: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM EUROPEAN SOCIAL AND NON-SOCIAL ENTERPRISES (p.125-141) ![[Fichier PDF]](images/pdf.png) |
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| Kristjana JACE, HELLENIC OPEN UNIVERSITY |
| Leonidas MAROUDAS, UNIVERSITY OF PATRAS |
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| Keywords : Social and non-social enterprises; Bankruptcy; Empirical analysis |
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| JEL classification : G33, L25, L26, L31 |
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| Abstract |
| This study contrasts bankrupt social enterprises with bankrupt non-social enterprises in order to identify distinguishing financial features (if any) influencing the survival prospects of aforementioned groups. To do so we explore a rich sample of 1249 European firms for the period 2008-2017. We provide empirical evidence that certain financial figures such as sales growth and leverage do affect differently social and non-social enterprises. Future research could verify these results using more advanced econometric techniques and a battery of additional sensitivity tests. |
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