2011
DOI: 10.7202/1013663ar
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Relations entre les objectifs de l’entrepreneur, les pratiques d’affaires et la gestion de l’actif à court terme

Abstract: La gestion de l’actif à court terme demeure, pour les PME, subtile et délicate étant donné son influence sur les liquidités de l’entreprise. La question de savoir quelles sont les meilleures pratiques d’affaires en matière de gestion à court terme demeure non résolue dans la littérature financière. L’une des explications est peut-être le fait que les chercheurs ont traité toutes les PME sur un même plan, sans tenir compte de l’influence des objectifs du propriétaire-dirigeant sur le choix des pratiques adoptée… Show more

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“…Many authors emphasise the important role of inventory management and receivables on the liquidity and even sustainability of SMEs (Enow and Isaacs, 2016;Padachi et al, 2008;Baños-Caballero et al, 2012). Associated practices, though rare and unsophisticated in most SMEs, are detailed by Sakka and Bahri (2011). They mainly concern computerised monitoring of the stocks, analysis of the customers' quality of payment, the application of a financial penalty for late payment, the training of personnel tasked with the reception or monitoring of stocks.…”
Section: Sme Growth and Internal Financingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many authors emphasise the important role of inventory management and receivables on the liquidity and even sustainability of SMEs (Enow and Isaacs, 2016;Padachi et al, 2008;Baños-Caballero et al, 2012). Associated practices, though rare and unsophisticated in most SMEs, are detailed by Sakka and Bahri (2011). They mainly concern computerised monitoring of the stocks, analysis of the customers' quality of payment, the application of a financial penalty for late payment, the training of personnel tasked with the reception or monitoring of stocks.…”
Section: Sme Growth and Internal Financingmentioning
confidence: 99%