Too Much of a Good Thing? The Dual Effect of Public Sponsorship on Firm Performance

Jourdan, Julien; Kivleniece, Ilze

doi:10.5465/ambpp.2014.16080abstract

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“…Studying government subsidy of the French film industry, Jourdan and Kivleniece (2014) similarly concluded the inverse U-shaped effect depending on the stage of a firm. Bradley, Shepherd, and Wiklund (2011) observed that while resource munificence provided buffering capacity and flexibility for experimentation, it depended on having a hostile or stable market environment.…”

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“…A good number of past studies have examined the effectiveness of such sponsorship in improving firm performance, using metrics such as firm survival rate, revenue, employment and investment. However, the verdict is somewhat mixed, depending on a variety of contextual factors such as the stage of firms (Jourdan and Kivleniece 2014) and market density (Amezcua et al 2013;Bradley, Shepherd, and Wiklund 2011).…”

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