This research aims to investigate the effect of CEO characteristics (female gender, education, and age) on financing policy (interest-bearing debt total assets), investing (capital expenditure), firm performance (return assets) when it is controlled by size age. Our uses data manufacturing companies listed Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) in period 2010 - 2017. The results our show that female CE...

This paper aims to study a potential interrelationship between board characteristics, firm technological innovation, and performance in the manufacturing sector. The is conceptual paper. It offers brief review of literature regarding on these four variables. intends employ quantitative research approach determining determinants performance. Several methods including online offline material from...

Optimal working capital management can positively effect on the Firm performance, but this relationship can be affected by major characteristics of the firm, making an important subject for research. This research investigates the moderating role of firm characteristics on the relation between working capital management and financial performance of the firms listed in TSE during 2008 – 2017 per...

We analyze the implications of entrepreneurial spawning for a variety of firm characteristics such as size, focus, profitability, and innovativeness. We examine the dynamics of spawning over time. Our model accounts for much of the empirical evidence relating to the relation between spawning and firm characteristics. Firms that have higher patent quality spawn more, as do firms that have higher...

This paper explores the determinants of observed analyst-firm pairings. We adopt an analyst/brokerage house perspective that allows us to examine not only firm-level characteristics as in prior research, but also attributes of the analyst and the analyst’s brokerage house that may drive these pairings. Our empirical analyses provide two primary insights. First, analyst characteristics such as i...

Recent studies show that the likelihood of survival differs significantly across firms. Both firm and industry characteristics are hypothesized to account for this heterogenity. Using a longitudinal database of manufacturing firms we investigate whether firm or industry characteristics dominate. Our evidence suggests that both firmand industryspecific characteristics shape new-firm survival dur...