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Changes in financial practices, comparison of financial practices in family businesses and portfolio companies in section 7.1, proceeds with derivation of expected changes in section 7.2 and continues with description and analysis of empirically observed changes in section 7.3. Section 7.4 summarizes the chapter. Analysis of fina

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ate value. Dr. Oliver Kl?ckner and I conducted the most comprehensive study on this topic by that time. Despite data restrictions, we concluded that despite job cuts in some companies financed by private equity, the general effect on employment was positive, net of all losses. Employment growth was

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Xiao-Ru Yang,Mo-Jun Lin,James S. K. Shamature in section 5.2. Section 5.3 contains the empirical part of this chapter: Changes in the above mentioned aspects, which were observed in sample companies, are analyzed and discussed, so that propositions on major changes are eventually derived. Section 5.4 closes the chapter with a summary.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-60761-500-2from the former section, and section 6.3 presents the changes observed in sample companies. Section 6.4 provides a summary of the chapter. The instruments of managerial control under analysis are: planning, management accounting, and performance measurement (see Figure 39).

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John R. Williamson,Carl A. Hansenn 7.2 and continues with description and analysis of empirically observed changes in section 7.3. Section 7.4 summarizes the chapter. Analysis of financial practices focuses on the following three aspects: financing, reporting to banks, and investment activity (see Figure 43).

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Changes in financial practices,n 7.2 and continues with description and analysis of empirically observed changes in section 7.3. Section 7.4 summarizes the chapter. Analysis of financial practices focuses on the following three aspects: financing, reporting to banks, and investment activity (see Figure 43).