Advances in Entrepreneurial Finance

Yazdipour, Rassoul

doi:10.1007/978-1-4419-7527-0

Cited by 19 publications

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“…This research can be categorized in the entrepreneurial finance sphere. This field studies small business finance and pioneering business finance through formal and informal finance sources (Mitra, 2012, Van Der Wijst, 2012; the uniqueness of SME finance characteristics and management (Dahnil et al, 2014, Mateev andIvanov, 2011); as well as the combination of a financial and entrepreneurial perspective (Yazdipour, 2011). The majority of the research studies are about entrepreneurial finance from the supply (financer) side, whereas this topic can be reviewed from the demand (entrepreneur) perspective.…”

Section: Businessmentioning

confidence: 99%

Does Neoclassical Theory Exist in SMEs? Evidence from Central Java-Indonesia

Wahyudi

Rita

Fuady

2021

EDAJ

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Financial and non-financial aspects can influence company performance, not excluding small-medium enterprises (SMEs). This research examines the non-financial aspect, since studies in this area are still limited. This research strives to demonstrate the existence of the neoclassical theory in the relationship framework between the business aspect (real sector) and SME performance. This study, which was conducted on batik SMEs in Central Java Province-Indonesia, consisted of 265 samples. The data was obtained from surveys through distributing questionnaires and conducting interviews with batik SME entrepreneurs. The data analysis used a structural equation model (SEM). These study results documented that business prospects have direct and indirect effects on SME performance. The indirect influences are produced through entrepreneurial-oriented financial mediation. This finding reveals that the neoclassical theory will be more effective to improve company performance through entrepreneurial-oriented finance. The importance of the role of this mediating variable is shown from the total effect of the coefficient that is higher than the indirect effect or the direct effect of the coefficient.

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Section: Businessmentioning

confidence: 99%

Does Neoclassical Theory Exist in SMEs? Evidence from Central Java-Indonesia

Wahyudi

Rita

Fuady

2021

EDAJ

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“…Para Ohlson (1980), el MDA no proporciona la probabilidad de fracaso para una empresa en particular, sino solo una clasificación potencial (Yazdipour, 2011). Además, tiene suposiciones muy restrictivas (Pongsatat, Ramage y Lawrence, 2004).…”

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Estrés financiero en el sector manufacturero de Ecuador

Naula-Sigua¹,

Arévalo-Quishpi

Campoverde-Picón³

et al. 2020

Finanz. polit. econ

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El presente artículo clasifica a las empresas manufactureras del Ecuador en empresas con estrés financiero (ECE) y sin estrés financiero (ESE). Para tal efecto, se clarifica el significado de estrés financiero y el criterio bajo el cual una empresa sería clasificada como ECE o ESE. Además, se recurre a dos modelos ampliamente utilizados en el medio: el análisis discriminante múltiple y la regresión logística, basados en los trabajos previos de Altman y Ohlson, respectivamente. El estudio se enfoca en las empresas del sector manufacturero ecuatoriano durante el periodo 2014-2018. Se destaca que uno de los hallazgos principales es que, en algunos casos, los signos de los coeficientes de los modelos estimados difieren de los modelos originales de Altman y Ohlson. Sin embargo, en ambos casos, las tasas de precisión de este estudio son mayores que las de los modelos originales. Finalmente, se encontró que las microempresas son las quepresentan mayor estrés en sentido financiero.

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“…Zacharakis, Mcmullen, and Shepherd (2007) explained that VCs also plays a primarily role in investment decision. Under uncertain environment, Yazdipour (2011) proved that risk aversion for gains and risk seeking for losses were the appeared risk attitudes of almost all the VCs.…”

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Consensus Based on Multiplicative Consistent Double Hierarchy Linguistic Preferences: Venture Capital in Real Estate Market

Gou

Liao

Wang

et al. 2019

International Journal of Strategic Property Management

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Based on the Computing with Words (CW), double hierarchy hesitant fuzzy linguistic term set (DHHFLTS) can be used to express complex linguistic information accurately with two simple linguistic hierarchies. This paper proposes a group decision making (GDM) model based on multiplicative consistency and consensus with double hierarchy hesitant fuzzy linguistic preference relations (DHHFLPRs). Firstly, a correlation coefficient of DHHFLTSs is defined based on the distance measures of double hierarchy hesitant fuzzy linguistic elements (DHHFLEs). Then, a multiplicative consistency property of DHHFLPRs is investigated, and a consistency checking method and a feedback mechanism-based repairing algorithm are developed to ensure all DHHFLPRs with acceptable multiplicative consistency. Furthermore, a correlation measure for DHHFLPRs based on the correlation coefficient of DHHFLTSs is proposed, and a new consensus reaching method on the basis of the correlation measure is developed, which can be used to fully obtain the consensus degree from both positive and negative angles. Finally, we make some comparative analyses with other existing consistency checking and repairing method as well as the consensus reaching approach to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed method by a case study concerning the assessment of the venture capital project about real estate market in some cities of China.

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Advances in Entrepreneurial Finance

Cited by 19 publications

References 359 publications

Does Neoclassical Theory Exist in SMEs? Evidence from Central Java-Indonesia

Does Neoclassical Theory Exist in SMEs? Evidence from Central Java-Indonesia

Estrés financiero en el sector manufacturero de Ecuador

Consensus Based on Multiplicative Consistent Double Hierarchy Linguistic Preferences: Venture Capital in Real Estate Market

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