2022
DOI: 10.12706/itea.2022.010
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¿Influye el tipo de empresa en los costes pegajosos? Una valoración en las empresas agrarias españolas

Abstract: Tradicionalmente el análisis de los costes empresariales consideraba que la variación en los costes ante cambios en el volumen de actividad era proporcional a dicha variación. Sin embargo, estudios recientes ponen de manifiesto que este supuesto no se cumple, dando lugar al denominado efecto de costes pegajosos, el cual se define como la situación en la que los costes no varían en la misma proporción cuando disminuye el volumen de actividad, sino que lo hacen en una menor proporción. El objetivo de este trabaj… Show more

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“…Determining working capital management in the success or failure of a company plays a vital role due to its liquidity and risk, and it can be stated (Martín-De Castro and Delgado-Verde 2012) that the optimal management of working capital provides a margin of safety when a company has the ability to self-generate cash to finance its operations, and, in turn, contributes to the generation of value, mitigating the risks of falling into financial problems and, consequently, avoiding the need for external financing. The same applies to the regulation of costs (Mirón-Sanguino et al 2021;Mirón-Sanguino et al 2023). Working capital is necessary within a company because of the considerable number of activities carried out that generate a large number of cash movements, both in hand and in terms of banks, merchandise, inventories, and other resources used in investments, accounts receivable, and current assets (Mirón-Sanguino and Díaz-Caro 2022).…”
Section: Authormentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Determining working capital management in the success or failure of a company plays a vital role due to its liquidity and risk, and it can be stated (Martín-De Castro and Delgado-Verde 2012) that the optimal management of working capital provides a margin of safety when a company has the ability to self-generate cash to finance its operations, and, in turn, contributes to the generation of value, mitigating the risks of falling into financial problems and, consequently, avoiding the need for external financing. The same applies to the regulation of costs (Mirón-Sanguino et al 2021;Mirón-Sanguino et al 2023). Working capital is necessary within a company because of the considerable number of activities carried out that generate a large number of cash movements, both in hand and in terms of banks, merchandise, inventories, and other resources used in investments, accounts receivable, and current assets (Mirón-Sanguino and Díaz-Caro 2022).…”
Section: Authormentioning
confidence: 96%