We review the theoretical underpinnings and the empirical findings of the literature that
investigates the effects of innovation on firm survival and firm productivity, which constitute …

Does “born-global” internationalization enhance or threaten a firm's chances for survival in
the export market? Despite the ongoing debate about born-global firms, we know little about …

This paper explores the influence of innovation on the probability of survival of two hundred
top British firms founded throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. To this end, we …

The objective of this article is to discover the relationships between selected organizational
predictors and entrepreneurial success through examination of a sample of 294 companies …

This study examines why firms fail or survive in the volatile software industry. We provide a
novel perspective by considering how software firms' capabilities and their competitive …

Increasingly serious environmental problems have generated a large number of small and
medium-sized green innovative enterprises. Against the background of rapid technological …

Purpose Global crises create an environment that is characterized by a fight for survival by
countries, companies and citizens. While firms have adopted business initiatives to ensure …

While innovation matters for competitiveness, it may expose firms to survival risks. Using
plant-product data for Chile and discretetime hazard models, we show that innovating plants …

Using a unique dataset obtained from large-scale panel enterprise surveys conducted in
2005 and 2009, we clarify the survival status of Russian industrial firms before and after the …

Various theories suggest that worker-managed firms (WMFs) are prone to failure in
competitive environments. Using a long panel of Uruguayan firms, the author presents new …