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assets ) , that might affect families ' decisions to name a family CEO , but are difficult to control for empirically in a purely cross - sectional setting . The only study related to family management transitions and firm performance ...
assets ) , that might affect families ' decisions to name a family CEO , but are difficult to control for empirically in a purely cross - sectional setting . The only study related to family management transitions and firm performance ...
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... Family Businesses . " Harvard Business Re- view , 49 ( 2 ) : 90–98 . Marquis ... Cross - Sectional Analysis . " Journal of Financial Economics , 46 ( 2 ) ... Family Controlled Firms . " Jour- nal of Corporate Finance , 5 ( 4 ) : 341-68 ...
... Family Businesses . " Harvard Business Re- view , 49 ( 2 ) : 90–98 . Marquis ... Cross - Sectional Analysis . " Journal of Financial Economics , 46 ( 2 ) ... Family Controlled Firms . " Jour- nal of Corporate Finance , 5 ( 4 ) : 341-68 ...
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... Cross - racial / ethnic contact and comfort levels are quite high . Of the 1,278 white respondents , 35 were as ... family income than among whites with roommates who reported family incomes on the CIRP . We explore possible non ...
... Cross - racial / ethnic contact and comfort levels are quite high . Of the 1,278 white respondents , 35 were as ... family income than among whites with roommates who reported family incomes on the CIRP . We explore possible non ...
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