Economic Value Drivers for Brazilian Agricultural Cooperatives

Figari, Anelise Krauspenhar Pinto; Lima, Fabiano Guasti; Gatsios, Rafael Confetti; Magnani, Vinícius Medeiros

doi:10.4013/base.2021.181.03

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“…Several value drivers' classifications can be found in academic literature: macro drivers versus micro value drivers (Rappaport, 2001), financial drivers versus non-financial drivers (Young & O'Byrne, 2003), differentiating capabilities drivers versus financial strategy drivers (Assaf, 2014). By analyzing the academic literature, Figari et al (2021) identified qualitative and quantitative empirical research on value drivers, mostly quantitative research applied to public non-financial companies that aim at identifying value drivers and analyzing their relationship with business value.…”

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“…Changes in the institutional environment, such as globalization, technological development (Young & O'Byrne, 2003), high competitiveness, and economic crises (Russo & Parisi, 2017), cause a culture of wealth creation for investors, which has contributed to organizational continuity (Assaf Neto, 2014;Russo & Parisi, 2017). Value-based management (VBM) has been a prominent model in the academic literature on shareholder wealth creation (Figari et al, 2021) that maximizes company value to shareholders, increasing the economic value to the investor (Kumar, 2015;Russo & Parisi, 2017). MacDiarmid et al (2017) emphasize the importance of identifying value drivers, as they contribute to financial strategies definition for shareholder value creation.…”

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Value Drivers: Scientific Knowledge Advances and Research Avenues

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This research analyzed the bibliometric characteristics of articles published in the qualified international literature on value drivers, considering the growing academic interest in the subject, the indications about the fragmentation of its discussion, and academic search for the best indicators. Bibliometric analysis based on 14 indicators was performed on 292 articles published between 1997 and 2021 to identify the most influential authors, journals, institutions and countries, the collaboration networks, and the main topics in the research field. A qualitative approach was applied to reveal the main contributions of these articles and to build an agenda for future research. Results confirm the discussion fragmentation due to the identification of six thematic clusters and the debate dispersion across several countries, institutions, researchers, and journals. The 'intellectual capital' theme, through intangible assets analysis and covering discussions on trust and organizational reputation, is emphasized. Main contributions highlight the relationship of value drivers with intellectual capital, intangible assets, corporate social responsibility, and sustainability, which indicates the relevance of these themes in identifying elements that can contribute to organizational value.

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confidence: 99%