Family control, ambivalence, and preferential benefits
作者： Alex Stewart
DOI: 10.1016/J.JFBS.2020.100352
关键词: Indulgence 、 Public economics 、 Competence (human resources) 、 Kinship 、 Nepotism 、 Business 、 Ambivalence
摘要: Are preferential distributions among beneficiaries more prevalent in family-controlled than non-family-controlled firms? Some studies of private benefits find that majority owners of …
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