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Relevancia, evolución y tendencias de la supervivencia empresarial. Una revisión de literatura en finanzas

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  • Paula Zuluaga Arango

    (Universidad Autónoma de Manizales)

  • Diego Useche Rincón

    (Bordeaux School of Economics)

  • Sandra Patricia RojasBerrio

    (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)

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El objetivo de este artículo es presentar una revisión de literatura que muestre la relevancia, evolución y tendencias sobre la producción científica relacionada con la supervivencia empresarial identificada en las bases de datos Web of Science y Scopus entre 1973 y 2020. Para los registros obtenidos se realizó un análisis de red apoyado en la teoría de grafos, aplicando herramientas como R, bibliometrix y Gephi que permiten identificar la importancia del tema y construir la evolución teórica de su abordaje usando los algoritmos de la herramienta Tree of Sciencie (TOS), con el cual se identifican documentos seminales, estructurales y tendencias, por medio del análisis de clusterización. Los resultados muestran cuatro subáreas de análisis de la supervivencia: desde el emprendimiento, las estrategias y la influencia de la innovación, las variables que influyen en ella y la tipología de salida en la bolsa de valores. ********************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************* The objective of this article is to present a literature review that shows the relevance, evolution, and trends on scientific production related to business survival identified in the Web of Science and Scopus databases between 1973 and 2020. For the records obtained, a a network analysis based on graph theory, applying tools such as R, bibliometrix and Gephi that allow identifying the importance of the topic and building the theoreticalevolution of its approach using the algorithms of the Tree of Science (TOS) tool, with which seminal, structural documents and trends are identified, through clustering analysis. The results show four subareas of survival analysis: from entrepreneurship, strategies and the influence of innovation, the variables that influence it and the type of exit on the stock market. ********************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************* O objetivo deste artigo é apresentar uma revisao de literatura que mostre a relevancia, evolucao e tendencias da producao científica relacionada a sobrevivencia empresarial identificada nas bases de dados Web of Science e Scopus entre 1973 e 2020. Para os registros obtidos, uma análise de rede com base na teoria dos grafos, aplicando ferramentas como R, bibliometrix e Gephi que permitem identificar a importancia do tema e construir a evolucao teórica de sua abordagem usando os algoritmos da ferramenta Tree of Science (TOS), com os quais documentos seminais, estruturais e tendencias sao identificadas, por meio de análise de agrupamento. Os resultados mostram quatro subáreas de análise de sobrevivencia: desde o empreendedorismo, as estratégias e a influencia da inovacao, as variáveis que a influenciam e o tipo de saída na bolsa.

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  • Paula Zuluaga Arango & Diego Useche Rincón & Sandra Patricia RojasBerrio, 2023. "Relevancia, evolución y tendencias de la supervivencia empresarial. Una revisión de literatura en finanzas," Revista Tendencias, Universidad de Narino, vol. 24(1), pages 252-278.
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