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Long-term orientation of firms

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This chapter is about long-term orientation of firms. First, I discuss key terms related to longterm orientation and describe my understanding of the concept (Section 3.1). Next, I describe the various dimensions of long-term orientation (Section 3.2). Then, I introduce the central explanations for long-term orientation and discuss whether and under which conditions family firms should be more long-term oriented than non-family firms (Section 3.3). Building upon this discussion, Section 3.4 presents the specific research questions that will be analyzed in the following chapters.

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Block, J. (2009). Long-term orientation of firms. In: Long-term Orientation of Family Firms. Gabler. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8412-8_3

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