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Social Responsibility of Family Businesses: The Case of Polish Large Entities
Family firms are the dominant form of business in the economies of the world. Depending on the definition adopted, their participation in the market is estimated at 15-70% of all businesses in the U.S. and the EU with a share of GDP ranging from 12 to 49%. In Poland, the family business has become an interesting research topic, especially after over 25 years of existence in the economy.