Ownership Traits and Downsizing Behaviour: Evidence for the Largest Spanish Firms, 1990–1998
Abstract
This paper explores and tests the differences in downsizing behaviour depending upon three ownership-based traits of the largest Spanish companies: stock versus privately held corporations, foreign versus domestic firms and state-owned versus private companies. From a theoretical standpoint, we develop an explanatory model of downsizing that accounts for techno-economic, institutional, and socio-cognitive explanations which serves as a...
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Title
Ownership Traits and Downsizing Behaviour: Evidence for the Largest Spanish Firms, 1990–1998
Published Date
Sep 26, 2007
Journal
Volume
28
Issue
11
Pages
1613 - 1638
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