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An empirical study of corporate stagnation and turnaround.
Dan Schendel,G. R. Patton +1 more
- Vol. 1975, Iss: 1, pp 49-51
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In this article, a matched-pair sample was used to find out why some firms are able to break-out of stagnating or declining performance patterns by using a matched pair sample.Abstract:
Why are some firms able to break-out of stagnating or declining performance patterns? This study, only partially reported here, attempts answers to this question by using a matched-pair sample to c...read more
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