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This paper analyses the relationship between the legal form of a company and its size with the degree of achievement of the social SDGs. To do so, we worked with a random sample of 351 companies located in the Valencian Community (Spain). The results indicate that the legal form is not a determinant of the degree of implementation of the social SDGs; however, size is, as it is SMEs that have the greatest difficulties in the incorporation of these SDGs. The findings provide guidance to the Public Administration in the implementation of policies and aid focused on this type of company, so that they can meet the challenges set by the 2030 Agenda. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This research evaluates the association between the monthly income of micro and small enterprises and the variables: age of the owner, age of the company, size of the company, use of the Internet, use of Facebook, use of digital marketing and increase in sales with social networks. The variables are grouped by the K-means method and an unsupervised analysis is performed on a group of 105 micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in Mexico City. The results show that the increase in the income of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises is associated with the age of the entrepreneur, the age of the company, the size of the company and digital technologies. The cluster of MSMEs with higher revenues exhibits higher sales revenues, where socioeconomic characteristics and the use of technological tools showed a direct association with revenues. It is concluded that, in terms of key aspects for business success, the association between social characteristics of the company and the use of technologies is crucial to achieve higher revenues. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Accounting education within organizations is essential for proper management of the accounting systems that they manage, accounting is important because it is considered an essential tool for companies in continuous growth. The objective of this research is based on analyzing the teaching of accounting systems in private companies that apply social responsibility. The methodology in this research is based on a documentary-type bibliographic design through a systematic review of scientific articles indexed in databases with verifiable rigor. In conclusion, it is mentioned that the relevance of teaching not only in institutions but also at the business level is essential to have trained and knowledgeable people in the work groups of each aspect related to the activities of the organizations. Nowadays CSR is part of most companies regardless of their size, and therefore the proper management of the information related to it is necessary and even more so the accounting information that is managed by systems that require training and extensive knowledge of each of the aspects covered by these software making life simpler within the organization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This study describes the evolution of multifactorial productivity in the manufacturing sector of the Colombian coffee region (Caldas, Risaralda and Quindío) in the period 2005-2019 through a panel of microdata obtained from the Annual Manufacturing Survey (EAM). To meet the objective, the methodology proposed is used to correct simultaneity biases, using the demand for intermediate inputs as a proxy for productivity and gross capital formation, in addition to real wages to estimate the functions of production by departments that make up the coffee axis. The results suggest that productivity in the department of Quindío has had an unfavorable behavior with respect to Caldas and Risaralda in the aggregate sphere, which may be the consequence of a heterogeneous industrial composition between the departments of the coffee region, where the added value tends to concentrate on areas of intensive industrial activity in physical and human capital such as Caldas and Risaralda. On the other hand, the findings at the firm level show that there is a dissimilar behavior between Caldas, where large companies are more productive, and Quindío, where productivity increases in smaller companies; meanwhile, for Risaralda the results are consistent given the size of the company [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Purpose: To characterize the employed population by income level in the tertiary sector in Mexico in 2005, 2020, and 2021. Methodological design: Using data from the National Occupation and Employment Survey, the labor market was segmented and three models of generalized ordinal logistic regression were estimated. The dependent variable was the income level, and as independent variables included age, gender, education level, employed population by occupation, formal and informal employment, company size, and subsectors. Results: As the workers’ age and educational level increase, the probabilities of receiving a higher income also increase. Additionally, women are less likely to reach the higher income level; however, the difference narrows in 2020 and 2021. At the same time, formal employment offers 22% less probability of earning 0 to 1 minimum wages compared to those in the informal sector. The probability of obtaining the maximum salary in a large company compared to a micro-enterprise is only 1%. The sectors with the highest probability of obtaining the highest income were social services, and government and international organizations. Research limitations: The models were estimated based on the National Occupation and Employment Survey using the classification of the employed population by nominal income level. Findings: The study reveals the segmentation of the labor market in tertiary activities, although a trend of reduction in the number of segments was detected through the reduction of probabilities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The study aimed to identify the industrial productive units operating in this region, and possible linkages between these industrial companies, which would allow for in-depth actions to promote their growth. A mixed approach research method was used, taking elements of the non-experimental-transectionaldescriptive design of the quantitative approach and elements of the phenomenological design of the qualitative approach, and data mining tools were used for the analysis of the information. It can be concluded that very few production units export their products, their main market being regional and, to a lesser extent, local and national, considering the study's results. The primary source of these productive groups' raw materials and supplies is national and, to a lesser extent, foreign suppliers, given that most of them endeavor to prefer local suppliers more than half the time. Very few companies are willing to look for markets beyond the southeast, which could be considered a limiting factor in the growth of the size of Yucatecan companies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of this document was to empirically determine the existence of significant differences between the size of the companies according to the use of their financial management and their competitive strategy. A survey was used in 78 SMEs of the commerce sector in general, in the Municipal and Industrial delegations of the Central municipality of the state of Tabasco, for this purpose the methodology used is non-experimental, crosssectional, descriptive and with a quantitative approach. The data was studied through inferential statistics, with a one-factor ANOVA test, whose empirical results show that there are significant differences in financial management and competitive strategy with the size of the company, large businesses have a higher level of financial management, greater application of competitive strategies than medium, small and micro companies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This study aims to identify the business owners’ sociodemographic characteristics that influence the achievement of business success in Peru. Using data from the 2018 National Household Survey on Living Conditions and Poverty, econometric estimates were made with the Ordinary Least Squares method. Considering the success of a business as the magnitude of the profit obtained, the econometric results indicate that its achievement is conditioned by gender, age, years of education achieved, state of health, marital status, number of children, belonging to a social network, ethnic self-perception, business persistence and intensity of internet use. Likewise, the achievement of business success is also influenced by factors considered as control variables in this study, such as the size of the company, the use of accounting systems and the regional and zonal location. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study focuses on analyzing the productivity of Ecuadorian companies, through their own and contextual characteristics. The analytical part of the article surveys the vast literature devoted to productivity. From this framework, several testable propositions linking the companies' size and investment in Research and Development (R&D), with productivity. To test these propositions, we use data from the Economic Census (2010), which contains information from 511.130 firms, given their nature, the methodology used is Quantile Regression. This study provides evidence that both the size of the companies and the investment in R&D have a positive impact on Ecuadorian companies' productivity, which is consistent with the existing literature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of this study is to determine if there is a dependency association between the characteristics of micro, small and medium-sized companies (MSMEs) in terms of size, seniority, level of education of their managers and gender, and the taking of credit «drop by drop». An investigation is developed with quantitative methodology and the population under study is taken as MSMEs of the city of Bogotá (Colombia). As main findings, it is identified that there is a dependency association between the variables of company size, company age, managerial level of education, and taking credit «drop by drop» (informal loans). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Increasing the productivity of an economy requires improvements in the productivity of its companies, and therefore greater business success. It should be noted that a company on the road to success is more productive. The objective of this paper is to analyse how internal and external factors influence the labour productivity of companies. This paper provides evidence that recognises the importance of the quality of business management, on the one hand, and the factors related to the functioning of markets and institutions, on the other, in determining the productivity of companies. The results show that business management practices and the quality of the business environment jointly determine the productivity of companies. However, there are differences according to the size of the companies, so that smaller companies have lower business productivity that can be increased if they improve their management practices and their physical capital endowment per worker. In addition, if institutions invest in improving the environment in which businesses operate, they are more likely to achieve greater business success. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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