Cómo responden a la crisis económica actual las sociedades cooperativas agrarias. El caso de las almazaras cooperativas andaluzas

Jiménez, Carmen Ruiz; Martí, Elia García; Ortiz, María Jesús Hernández

doi:10.5209/rev_reve.2014.v113.43384

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“…Also, it is important to note that agri-food cooperatives have occupied a position of relative firmness and even increased their income and employment rates during the recent economic crisis (Garrido-Chamorro, 2013). In particular, this resilience and importance were demonstrated in terms of economic activity in Spain during the last recession (Baamonde, 2013; Ruiz-Jiménez et al. , 2013).…”

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Determinants of trade credit financing: a dynamic analysis comparing agri-food cooperatives and non-cooperatives

Martínez-Victoria

Maté‐Sánchez‐Val

2021

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PurposeThe particular characteristics of agri-food cooperatives reduce their ability to access external financial resources. The purpose of this paper is to explore the factors influencing the agri-food cooperatives' trade credit operations by measuring their accounts receivable and comparing the results with agri-food investor-owned firms (IOFs).Design/methodology/approachThe authors apply a partial adjustment model (PAM) estimated using a dynamic panel model with a two-step general method of moments (GMM) estimator to a sample of 11,930 Spanish agri-food cooperatives and IOFs for the period 2011–2018.FindingsThe study concludes that cooperatives and IOFs have an accounts receivable target, which they attempt to achieve rapidly. Cooperatives tend to behave as IOFs do, but they present lower adjustment coefficients. This difference seems to be explained by the unique characteristics of cooperatives which set different economic and social goals, not just profit maximization as IOFs. The findings show differences between the financial and commercial purposes of the cooperatives and IOFs as a result of their internal management policies. Larger cooperatives with access to external financial sources, positive cash flows and operational necessities will grant trade credit.Originality/valueThis study gives interesting implications for cooperative managers and policymakers to help them to understand the strategies behind trade credit policies. Previous empirical studies on the agri-food sector are scarce and focus on IOFs without considering the role of trade credit in European cooperatives.

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Determinants of trade credit financing: a dynamic analysis comparing agri-food cooperatives and non-cooperatives

Martínez-Victoria

Maté‐Sánchez‐Val

2021

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Desempeño económico-financiero de los distintos modelos empresariales en el sector del aceite de oliva en España

Orejuela¹,

Guerrero‐Baena²,

Gómez‐Limón³

2020

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Los objetivos principales de este trabajo son dos: en primer lugar, identificar los distintos modelos empresariales que existen en el sector del aceite de oliva en España y, en segundo lugar, realizar un diagnóstico del desempeño económico-financiero de cada uno de los modelos empresariales identificados. Los métodos empleados para conseguir los objetivos propuestos incluyen el análisis factorial, el análisis clúster y el análisis económico-financiero mediante el empleo de ratios. Los resultados del trabajo demuestran que en España existen cinco grandes patrones empresariales: i) grandes empresas orientadas a la exportación de aceite de oliva; ii) empresas de reducida dimensión exportadoras no sólo de aceite de oliva, sino también de otros productos complementarios; iii) almazaras de tipo mercantil que operan principalmente en el mercado nacional; iv) almazaras cooperativas orientadas al mercado nacional; y v) sociedades mercantiles cuya actividad principal es la distribución de aceite de oliva. De estos cincos patrones empresariales identificados, el más rentable y solvente corresponde al conformado por las sociedades mercantiles distribuidoras, mientras que el modelo de las grandes empresas exportadoras presenta graves problemas de viabilidad futura.

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La propensión exportadora de la economía social andaluza: análisis clúster

Suárez

Torné

Bustelo

2017

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Resumen. Este trabajo tuvo como objetivo determinar los factores internos (tamaño, presupuesto de innovación, ventas en el exterior, incremento de la exportación y comercio electrónico) y los factores externos (sector económico) que condicionan la propensión exportadora de las empresas de Economía Social. Se dimensionó la propensión exportadora utilizando el método inductivo y aplicando varios análisis estadísticos (inferencias y análisis clúster) a una muestra de cooperativas y sociedades laborales en un límite territorial, Andalucía, y en dos momentos puntuales del tiempo, 2002 y 2013. Como resultado se identificó dos segmentos de empresas que, una vez caracterizados, proporcionan modelos de exportación. Los resultados probaron disparidad en dos clúster andaluces de Economía Social con actividad exterior, y un incremento de la propensión exportadora, especialmente, entre las entidades del sector primario y de mayor dimensión empresarial. Palabras clave: Exportación; Innovación; Cooperativas; Sociedades Laborales; Andalucía. Claves Econlit: F43; M16; P13; R12.[en] The exporting propensity of the social andalusian economy: analysis cluster Abstract. This study aimed to determine the internal factors (size, budget innovation, overseas sales, increase export and e-commerce) and external factors (economic sector) that determine the export propensity of Social Economy companies. The export propensity was sized using the inductive method and applying various statistical analyzes (inferences and cluster analysis) to a sample of cooperatives and labour societies in a territorial limit, Andalusia, and two specific points in time, 2002 and 2013. As a result, two segments of companies were identified that once they were characterized, provide us export models. The results proved disparity in two Andalusian Social Economy clusters with external activity and increased export propensity, especially among the entities of the primary sector and with a greater business dimension.

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Cómo responden a la crisis económica actual las sociedades cooperativas agrarias. El caso de las almazaras cooperativas andaluzas

Cited by 4 publications

References 18 publications

Determinants of trade credit financing: a dynamic analysis comparing agri-food cooperatives and non-cooperatives

Determinants of trade credit financing: a dynamic analysis comparing agri-food cooperatives and non-cooperatives

Desempeño económico-financiero de los distintos modelos empresariales en el sector del aceite de oliva en España

La propensión exportadora de la economía social andaluza: análisis clúster

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