Return on capital in Spanish tourism businesses: A comparative analysis of family vs non-family businesses
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Return on capital in Spanish tourism businesses: A comparative analysis of family vs non-family businessesDate
2016-11Publisher
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CAMISÓN, César; FORÉS, Beatriz; PUIG-DENIA, Alba. Return on capital in Spanish tourism businesses: A comparative analysis of family vs non-family businesses. European Journal of Management and Business Economics, 2016.Type
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http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2444845116300118Abstract
The analysis of the keys to competitiveness in the tourism sector has an unquestionable justification for its importance in the Spanish economy and its global growth prospects. The need for a better understanding of ... [+]
The analysis of the keys to competitiveness in the tourism sector has an unquestionable justification for its importance in the Spanish economy and its global growth prospects. The need for a better understanding of the keys to the competitiveness of the tourism firm is also fuelled by the magnitude of the challenges that it faces and by the sector structure, characterised by a notable weight of family-owned businesses. The objective of this research lies precisely in developing a diagnosis of the return on capital of the tourism sector and the determinants of its evolution in the family business (FB) vs non-family business (NFB). Specifically, this study focuses on the analysis of both firm's economic and financial profitability. The objective indicators of the results can come either from the company itself or from two secondary sources: SABI (Iberian Balance Sheet Analysis System) and INFORMA D&B. The economic and financial analysis of the Spanish tourism firm with objective data developed in this study is based on a sample of 738 firms (from an initial sample of 1019 organisations). [-]
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