SUPERVIVENCIA EMPRESARIAL, UNA REVISIÓN DE LITERATURA SOBRE DETERMINANTES INTERNOS Y EXTERNOS
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https://doi.org/10.18041/1900-0642/criteriolibre.2020v18n32.7122Palabras clave:
determinantes internos y externos, éxito empresarial, supervivencia empresarialResumen
Numerosos estudios han analizado los factores que influyen en la supervivencia de las empresas, razón por la cual el objetivo de este artículo es revisar desde la literatura disciplinar los determinantes internos y externos que más influyen en la permanencia de las empresas en el mercado a través del tiempo. Por tanto, se hizo una revisión descriptiva de literatura acerca de los principales hallazgos sobre los efectos positivos de la innovación, nivel de formación de los empleados de
I+D y colaboración entre empresas, proponiendo un efecto moderador entre estos factores y la supervivencia empresarial.
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