The traditional business corporation, emerged in the early 20th century, is facing dramatic changes, concerning the internal organisation, the crucial assets and the productive structure. In this paper, we will consider the firm as a “system”, where knowledge becomes the crucial factor for a more realistic description of the internal workings of the black box, including the complexity of technology and the productive structure. From this framework, that permits to better assess the productive and organizational capabilities of the firm, with internal and external indicators, we try to make suggestions for a new financial approach, integrating some relevant variables in a model of incomplete contracts. We will present a path-dependent model ...
This paper develops a dynamic model of the capital structure based on the need to collateralize loan...
The concept of a business model facilitates analysis of the way in which a firm derives economic val...
Extant explanations of the nature and scope of firms, such as transaction costs, property rights, me...
In this paper, we will consider the firm as a “system”, where knowledge becomes the crucial factor f...
In this paper we investigate a rationale for co-evolution of financial and technological structures ...
The entity-firm approach calls for a dramatic change in business finance theory. In order to offer s...
Abstract: To what extent are new and/or innovative firms fundamentally different from established fi...
A firm's value consists of the value of its assets in place and the value of its growth options. In ...
This Paper adopts an optimal contracting approach to internal capital markets. We study the role of ...
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The nature of the firm and its financing are closely interlinked. To produce significant net present...
The paper examines the relation between forms of financing and the level of expenditure on research ...
The question of financing innovative small business is determinant in the current context. Giving ...
Innovation is supposed to be something new, original, or improved that generates value. No matter if...
in finance literature arguing the total irrelevance of the financial structure for real decisions,1 ...
This paper develops a dynamic model of the capital structure based on the need to collateralize loan...
The concept of a business model facilitates analysis of the way in which a firm derives economic val...
Extant explanations of the nature and scope of firms, such as transaction costs, property rights, me...
In this paper, we will consider the firm as a “system”, where knowledge becomes the crucial factor f...
In this paper we investigate a rationale for co-evolution of financial and technological structures ...
The entity-firm approach calls for a dramatic change in business finance theory. In order to offer s...
Abstract: To what extent are new and/or innovative firms fundamentally different from established fi...
A firm's value consists of the value of its assets in place and the value of its growth options. In ...
This Paper adopts an optimal contracting approach to internal capital markets. We study the role of ...
This paper maintains that joining property rights theory and Austrian economics informs the dynamic ...
The nature of the firm and its financing are closely interlinked. To produce significant net present...
The paper examines the relation between forms of financing and the level of expenditure on research ...
The question of financing innovative small business is determinant in the current context. Giving ...
Innovation is supposed to be something new, original, or improved that generates value. No matter if...
in finance literature arguing the total irrelevance of the financial structure for real decisions,1 ...
This paper develops a dynamic model of the capital structure based on the need to collateralize loan...
The concept of a business model facilitates analysis of the way in which a firm derives economic val...
Extant explanations of the nature and scope of firms, such as transaction costs, property rights, me...