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Depósito de la Universidad de Murcia
Doctoral thesis . 2023
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Decisiones financieras a corto plazo en empresas de reciente creación

Authors: Blasco Leante, José Enrique;

Decisiones financieras a corto plazo en empresas de reciente creación

Abstract

Esta tesis doctoral tiene como objetivo profundizar en el estudio de la gestión financiera a corto plazo en pequeñas empresas de reciente creación, dadas las dificultades de supervivencia de las empresas en los primeros años de su ciclo de vida. Así, esta tesis doctoral analiza si existen diferencias entre las empresas de reciente creación y las de mayor antigüedad en la estructura de vencimiento de la deuda, la financiación recibida de los proveedores, y el crédito concedido a los clientes. Para llevar a cabo este estudio se ha utilizado la metodología de datos de panel, aplicando el estimador de efectos fijos. La información económico-financiera se ha obtenido de la base de datos SABI, para el periodo 2011-2020. Los resultados indican que las empresas de reciente creación obtienen menos financiación procedente de sus proveedores, aunque presentan un mayor uso de endeudamiento a corto plazo, y tienen una mayor inversión en clientes. Estos resultados podrían poner de manifiesto una peor situación financiera en este tipo de empresas que justifique su elevada mortandad.

The aim of this doctoral thesis is to study in depth the short-term financial management of small, recently created firms, given the difficulties of survival of firms in the first years of their life cycle. Thus, this doctoral thesis analyses whether there are differences between recently created firms and older ones in the structure of debt maturity, the financing received from suppliers and the credit granted to customers. In order to carry out this study, the panel data methodology has been used, applying the fixed effects estimator. The economic and financial information was obtained from the SABI database for the period 2011-2020. The results indicate that start-ups obtain less finance from their suppliers, although they have a higher use of short-term debt, and have a higher investment in customers. These results could point to a worse financial situation in this type of firms, which could explain their high mortality.

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Gestión de empresas, CDU::3 - Ciencias sociales::33 - Economía

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