2022
DOI: 10.2478/ceej-2022-0008
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Professionalisation of Family Firms and Accounting Function: Empirical Evidence

Abstract: An increasing influence of families in firms is associated with lower professionalisation. A less professionalized firm might not be able to exploit the benefits of elaborate accounting functions that are fundamental for effective decision-making and control. Yet, it is unclear to date if higher family influence leads to less differentiated and professionalized accounting functions and hence less effective decision-making and control. We test this proposition based on survey data with Bayesian regressions and … Show more

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