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The growing body of research on business models draws upon a range
of sub-disciplines, including strategic management,
entrepreneurship, organization studies and management accounting.
Business Models: A Research Overview provides a research map for
business scholars, incorporating theoretical and applied
perspectives. It develops the field of business model research by
offering a critique of the field as it has developed to date and
provides a guide for future research and theorization. The research
performed as a basis for this book improves and extends prior
subjective and less-documented work by using a scientific approach
to identifying impactful research. The book argues that business
model research is a mature field and that future research should
focus on performative and ecosystem-based contributions, with the
timely identification of four distinct stages of business model
research. The study here provokes a new set of research questions,
which are addressed in the concluding passages of Chapters 5–8,
as a point of departure for those researching business models. This
book is essential primary reading for scholars and practitioners of
business models who are looking to seek out new knowledge and build
new perspectives.
This book explores methods and techniques to predict and eventually
prevent financial distress in corporations. It analyzes the effects
of the global financial crisis on Italian manufacturing companies
and, more specifically, whether the crisis has increased the number
of firms that are likely to fail. In the first chapter, the authors
widely discuss the Corporate Financial Distress as well as the
process and costs incurred. The second chapter is based on a review
of the most used statistical models, splitting them into
accounting-based and market-based models. The following chapter is
dedicated to the methodology and the empirical analysis on Italian
manufacturing companies from different industries. The last chapter
presents practical evidence from Italian manufacturing companies
during the recent financial crisis.
The growing body of research on business models draws upon a range
of sub-disciplines, including strategic management,
entrepreneurship, organization studies and management accounting.
Business Models: A Research Overview provides a research map for
business scholars, incorporating theoretical and applied
perspectives. It develops the field of business model research by
offering a critique of the field as it has developed to date and
provides a guide for future research and theorization. The research
performed as a basis for this book improves and extends prior
subjective and less-documented work by using a scientific approach
to identifying impactful research. The book argues that business
model research is a mature field and that future research should
focus on performative and ecosystem-based contributions, with the
timely identification of four distinct stages of business model
research. The study here provokes a new set of research questions,
which are addressed in the concluding passages of Chapters 5-8, as
a point of departure for those researching business models. This
book is essential primary reading for scholars and practitioners of
business models who are looking to seek out new knowledge and build
new perspectives.
Although the concept "Cash is King" is today widely recognized, the
cash flow statement was rather neglected until the EU accounting
regulators discovered its relevance in explaining the real value of
the business. This book investigates the value relevance of the
operating cash flow as reported under the International Financial
Reporting Standards (IAS/IFRS) for the largest European listed
companies and US listed companies in the past recent years. Using
the model based on the valuation theory developed by Ohlson, which
measures the market value of equity as a function of accounting
variables, the author concludes that operating cash flow represents
a significant variable in determining the value relevance of the
largest European and US listed companies. These findings provide
siginificant implications for standard setters and support the
continued requirements for disclosure of cash flow information
under IAS 7.
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