在 COVID-19 期间揭示心理资本、家族企业和性别对企业绩效的相互影响

IF 6.2 3区 管理学 Q1 BUSINESS
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摘要 本研究探讨了在 COVID-19 大流行期间,心理资本、家族企业、所有权、性别与企业绩效之间的复杂关系。研究考察了这些变量对企业绩效的影响,并探讨了经验交互效应。研究结果表明,心理资本对公司业绩有积极影响,支持了心理资本较高的所有者有助于取得更好经营成果的假设。此外,家族企业和所有权对企业绩效也有显著影响,表明家族参与和集中所有权推动了组织的成功。令人惊讶的是,研究结果表明性别对企业绩效有负面影响,这表明由女性管理的企业被认为不太成功。研究还探讨了互动效应,发现在家族企业中,心理资本与公司业绩之间的正相关关系被放大。然而,性别并没有缓和这种关系,这表明在厄瓜多尔的新兴经济体中,女性所有者在将其心理资本转化为企业绩效方面面临挑战。研究结果让我们深入了解了家族企业内部的复杂动态,并强调了解决性别差异和促进包容性所有权实践的必要性。本文还讨论了相关影响。
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Unveiling the interplay of psychological capital, family business, and gender on firm performance during COVID-19

Abstract

This study examines the complex relationships between Psychological Capital, family business, ownership, gender, and firm performance during the COVID-19 pandemic. The study examines the effects of these variables on firm performance and explores the empirical interaction effects. The findings reveal that Psychological Capital positively influences firm performance, supporting the hypothesis that owners with higher Psychological Capital contribute to better business outcomes. Additionally, family business and ownership significantly impact firm performance, indicating that family involvement and concentrated ownership drive organizational success. Surprisingly, the results indicate a negative impact of gender on firm performance, suggesting that firms managed by women are perceived as less successful. The study also explores the interaction effects and finds that the positive relationship between Psychological Capital and firm performance is amplified in family businesses. However, gender does not moderate this relationship, indicating that women Owners face challenges in translating their Psychological Capital into firm performance in the emerging economy of Ecuador. The results provide insights into the complex dynamics within family businesses and underline the need to address gender disparities and promote inclusive Ownership practices. Implications are discussed.

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期刊介绍: The International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal (IEMJ) publishes high quality manuscripts dealing with entrepreneurship, broadly defined, and the management of entrepreneurial organizations. The journal will expand the study of entrepreneurship and management by publishing innovative articles based on different perspectives using a variety of methodological approaches and showing the practical implications of the research for its readership. IEMJ is unique; providing a multi-disciplinary forum for researchers, scholars, consultants, entrepreneurs, businessmen, managers and practitioners in the field of entrepreneurship. The journal covers the relationship between management and entrepreneurship including both conceptual and empirical papers, leading to an improvement in the understanding of international entrepreneurial perspectives of the organisations concerned. Entrepreneurial studies are important in creating new economic activity that in turn increases innovation, employment, economic wealth and growth. The journal focuses on the diverse and complex characteristics of entrepreneurship in SMEs and large companies in local, regional, national or international markets that lead to competitiveness in the face of the effects of globalization. Though preference will be given to manuscripts that are international in scope, papers focused on domestic contexts and issues are welcome also, in order to facilitate the sharing of knowledge and potential generalizability of findings worldwide. IEMJ will publish original papers which contribute to the advancement of the field of entrepreneurship and the interface between management and entrepreneurship, as well as articles on business corporate strategy and government economic policy. On occasions, the journal will also feature case studies of successful firms or other cases having important practical implications. The journal places great emphasis on the quality of the papers it publishes. Submission of a paper will imply that it contains original unpublished work and is not being submitted for publication elsewhere. Officially cited as: Int Entrep Manag J
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