Educational needs of family businesses: perceptions of university directors

Article Abstract:

The current state of family business education through the perceptions of university-based family business program directors is discussed. There has been no comprehensive investigation of the unique educational needs of family businesses, and it is important to have an insight into the current state of family business education, as the family businesses sector accounts for 80% of the U.S. business organizations.

Labor Distribution by Employer, Statistics, Business education

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Family firm performance: further evidence

Article Abstract:

Empirical results of regression analysis, which is used to examine the competitiveness of family owned businesses and nonfamily firms, are presented.

Usage, Organizational effectiveness, Regression analysis

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