Effect of operating multiple affiliates on the performance of subsidiaries in the same host country

Kowalewski, Oskar

doi:10.1016/j.ribaf.2023.101926

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“…Thus, economic growth at the country level must be approached both from sustainable [94] and financial perspectives (through various rates of growth in total productivity, factor productivity, and labour) to reflect the level of industrial transformation and modernization [95]. Firms adopting sustainability practices expect to improve their reputation, competitive advantage, productivity, revenue, and innovation abilities [96]. They also improve their economic performance [97] and financial performance [98] through sustainability disclosures.…”

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Sustainable Development of the Economy—A Case Study of the Impacts of the Size of Enterprises and Factors Affecting Performance

Stoenoiu,

Jäntschi

2024

Sustainability

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Approaches to the sustainable development of enterprises are a continuous concern of EU countries, contributing to the achievement of national well-being. Companies today face the combined effects of a multitude of factors that affect their results. This study was carried out to analyse the factors that influence the enterprises in the non-financial sector (industry, trade, and services). The analysis used the related data from eight Eastern European countries in the period of 2018–2020, and includes companies by country, size, number of employees, number of companies by number of employees, turnover, added value and average productivity per employee in generating turnover and added value, respectively. To carry out the study, four research questions and four possible hypotheses were used. For data analysis, generalized linear models were used, and four models were obtained and statistically validated. The obtained results led to the identification of the factors associated with the dependent variables that were the basis for the creation of the models.

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