A Theory of the Growth of the Firm: An Interdisciplinary Approach
11 Pages Posted: 7 Sep 2005
Date Written: September 2, 2005
Abstract
The entrepreneurship of top management is a critical factor for the growth of the firm. Entrepreneurship has a tendency to weaken with the transmission of management from generation to generation, which causes the senescence of the firm. The senescence of entrepreneurship and organizational communication elucidate the process of senescence of the firm.
Keywords: Entrepreneurship, Growth of the firm, Transmission of management from generation to generation, Senescence of the firm. The senescence of entrepreneurship and organizational communication, Aging process of a living organism, Modern cell biology, Aging of nervous system.
JEL Classification: D21, E11, L20, L21, L22, M10, M11, M14, M20, M21
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