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Global competition and the family-owned business in Latin Am Poza, Ernesto J.

By: Poza, Ernesto J

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ArticlePublisher: 1995Description: 301 - 311 In: Family Business ReviewSummary: Challenges and adaptations are discussed in a practice context for Latin-American family-owned businesses. These strategies include family-owned conglomerates, monarchical families, financial obscurity, concentrated ownership, and succession. These Latin American strategies are compared to those in the United States.

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Challenges and adaptations are discussed in a practice context for Latin-American family-owned businesses. These strategies include family-owned conglomerates, monarchical families, financial obscurity, concentrated ownership, and succession. These Latin American strategies are compared to those in the United States.

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