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Impacts of switching from business households to enterprises on the financial performance
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This study aims to elucidate whether switching from business households to enterprises
brings higher financial performance than not switching. The study was carried
out in Thanh Hoa province, Vietnam. Our sample includes 366 establishments that
were originally business households. Of which, 184 business households switched
to enterprises (switchers), and 182 remained as business households (non-switchers).
Using propensity score matching, we discovered several exciting findings.
First, switching to enterprises has a positive impact on the financial performance of
the switchers. Second, applying different matching algorithms, we found that business
households that switched to enterprises have higher financial performance than
those which did not, with an average increase in ROA from 0.134 to 0.164. Finally,
our research findings suggest that provincial leaders and the Vietnamese government
should encourage business households to switch to enterprises. In particular,
leaders should focus on training programs, loan support, and strengthening support
services from the government.
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Business households Switching Enterprises Propensity score matching Thanh Hoa Vietnam
Contexto Educativo
Citação
Hieu, Le Quang, Vu Hong Van and Nguyen Khanh Doanh(2023). "Impacts of switching from business households to enterprises on the financial performance". Portuguese Economic Journal, 22(3):417-437
Editora
Springer