Empirical study of the business growth strategy related to the added value by intellectual capital

Delgado, Roberto Alcalde; Sáiz-Bárcena, Lourdes; Olmo, Ricardo del; Armiño, Carlos Alonso de

doi:10.4995/ijpme.2020.10817

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“…At the industry level, the market demand, sales growth and sustainable growth of each company in the supply chain defines the company's strategic behaviour in various categories (expansive, dominant, shrinking, restructuring, in decline and unfocused) that can be used to predict companies' profitability [23].…”

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Analysis of the Economic Sustainability of the Supply Chain Sector by Applying the Altman Z-Score Predictor

2022

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This paper fills the gap in the financial perspective of supply chain performance measurement, related to the lack of a bankruptcy probability indicator, and proposes a predictor which is the eighth-model of the Altman Z-Score Logistic Regression. Furthermore, a bankruptcy probability ranking is established for the companies’ supply chains, according to the industry to which they belong. Moreover, the values are set to establish three categories of companies according to predictor. The probability of bankruptcy is analysed and studied for the supply chain of different industries. The building industry is revealed to have the highest probability of bankruptcy.

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Analysis of the Economic Sustainability of the Supply Chain Sector by Applying the Altman Z-Score Predictor

2022

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“…Further, the findings of Cheikh and Noubbigh (2019) showed that HC contributes the most to the market value of Tunisian listed firms. Analyzing 1,000 Spanish companies, Alcalde-Delgado et al (2020) found that there are inconsistent contributions to the value added of three IC components in different business life cycle. From the perspective of Polish SMEs, Gross-Gołacka et al (2020) showed that only HC has the greatest influence on business sustainability.…”

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Is Too Much a Good Thing? The Non-Linear Relationship Between Intellectual Capital and Financial Competitiveness in the Chinese Automotive Industry

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2022

Journal of Business Economics and Management

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As one of the five largest industries in China, the automotive industry may well become a prosperous market of production and a large consumer market, but with the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, automotive companies have suffered great losses. How to maintain financial competitiveness (FC) through innovation and knowledge after this calamity has become an area of focus for researchers and practitioners. By analyzing listed Chinese automotive companies over the period 2013–2018, the research focus is to determine the non-linear effect of intellectual capital (IC) on FC. IC is measured by the modified Value Added Intellectual Coefficient (MVAIC) model, and FC is measured through a comprehensive index system. The results reveal a cubic relationship between IC and FC. In addition, physical, innovation, and relational capitals have an S-shaped relationship with FC, whereas human capital has an inverted S-shaped curve. The non-linear effect of SC on FC is not significant. It is recommended that managers optimize investment in IC to drive FC in organizations.

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Creation of Added Value From the Position of Sustainable Development of the Company

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2022

Економіка та суспільство

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The aim of the article is to study the structure of added value, taking into account the nature of the implementation of socially oriented projects in the practice of activity. To do this, the dynamics and structure of value added are studied, its level and structure are compared for enterprises that adhere to a strategic and reactive approach to the implementation of economic, social and environmental goals of sustainable development. The study is based on the data of 15 enterprises operating in the food production segment. The research period is 2018-2020. According to the results of the study, it was concluded that the absolute value of added value and its share in the composition of income for the period under consideration increased. It is noted that the largest share in the value added of the sample enterprises is labor costs. It is argued that for enterprises that adhere to the model of reactive corporate social responsibility, the share of profit in the value added is high; for enterprises with strategic corporate social responsibility – the share of staff costs.

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Empirical study of the business growth strategy related to the added value by intellectual capital

Cited by 3 publications

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Analysis of the Economic Sustainability of the Supply Chain Sector by Applying the Altman Z-Score Predictor

Analysis of the Economic Sustainability of the Supply Chain Sector by Applying the Altman Z-Score Predictor

Is Too Much a Good Thing? The Non-Linear Relationship Between Intellectual Capital and Financial Competitiveness in the Chinese Automotive Industry

Creation of Added Value From the Position of Sustainable Development of the Company

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