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Przyczyny niekontynuowania działalności a specyfika spółek rodzinnych

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  • Anna Białek-Jaworska
  • Aneta Maria Dzik-Walczak
  • Edyta Choromańska

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Rozważania przedstawione w artykule mają na celu ustalenie, czy specyfika przedsiębiorstw rodzinnych wpływa na odmienną ocenę ryzyka niekontynuowania przez nie działalności. Przy ciągłych zmianach i niepewnych warunkach, jakie są obserwowane na przestrzeni ostatnich lat, pogłębienie wiedzy dotyczącej tej tematyki może okazać się bardzo przydatne, tym bardziej jeśli weźmie się pod uwagę dominujący udział spółek rodzinnych w gospodarce. Badanie przeprowadzono w kontekście teoretycznych i praktycznych podstaw odrębności przedsiębiorstw rodzinnych. Na podstawie danych z bazy Orbis dotyczących lat 2013–2020 dla 785 057 przedsiębiorstw oszacowano modele logitowe. Wskazano na różnice w czynnikach wpływających na prawdopodobieństwo niekontynuowania działalności przez przedsiębiorstwa rodzinne i przez przedsiębiorstwa nierodzinne. W przypadku spółek rodzinnych potrzebne jest odrębne podejście do predykcji niekontynuowania działalności. Wskaźnik zdolności obsługi długu z kapitału pracującego wykazywał w predykcji likwidacji spółek rodzinnych tendencje przeciwne niż w odniesieniu do łącznej populacji (bez rozróżnienia między podmiotami rodzinnymi a komercyjnymi) oraz próby przedsiębiorstw komercyjnych badanych osobno od rodzinnych.

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  • Anna Białek-Jaworska & Aneta Maria Dzik-Walczak & Edyta Choromańska, 2025. "Przyczyny niekontynuowania działalności a specyfika spółek rodzinnych," Gospodarka Narodowa. The Polish Journal of Economics, Warsaw School of Economics, issue 1, pages 50-67.
    • Handle: RePEc:sgh:gosnar:y:2025:i:1:p:50-67
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    Keywords

    likwidacja; wskaźniki finansowe; niewypłacalność; przedsiębiorstwo rodzinne; determinanty niekontynuowania działalności;
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    • G30 - Financial Economics - - Corporate Finance and Governance - - - General
    • G33 - Financial Economics - - Corporate Finance and Governance - - - Bankruptcy; Liquidation

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