AN APPROACH TO THE FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE OWNERSHIP VISION IN COLOMBIAN FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESSES (Article published in Spanish)
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https://doi.org/10.1016/S0123-5923(11)70174-7Keywords:
Vision, strategy, ownership, property, family-owned businessAbstract
The objective of this exploratory research was to identify factors that influence the ownership vision of Colombian family-owned business, in other words, the purpose of ownership in the families. The initial research model theoretically established that there are different combinations of these factors that influence ownership vision. A well-structured questionnaire was applied to 32 companies of different sizes, generations, and sectors. A factorial and multiple linear regression analysis was performed which indicated an influence of: 1) a percentage of family managers (family factor); 2) the total number of family members (family factor); and 3) the return on equity (wealth factor).
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