Empresas familiares en Cataluña: la importancia del protocolo

Juan Soriano Llobera; Alfonso Cebrián Díaz; Francisco Javier Maqueda Lafuente

doi:10.24310/ejfbejfb.v3i2.4045

Empresas familiares en Cataluña: la importancia del protocolo

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Juan Soriano Llobera
Alfonso Cebrián Díaz
Francisco Javier Maqueda Lafuente Universidad del País Vasco Spain

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https://doi.org/10.24310/ejfbejfb.v3i2.4045

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Casi 400.000 empresas, 391.676 exactamente, cesaron en todas sus operaciones durante el 2011 registrando la cifra de cierres más importante de los últimos 30 años. Contrariamente, 324.514 compañías comenzaron el ejercicio de actividad económica en el mismo periodo. Ello arroja un saldo negativo próximo a las 60.000 empresas, según datos del informe económico Estructura y Demografía Empresarial publicado por el Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE, 2012). El número de negocios activos en España se redujo un 1’7% durante el año anterior y se situó en un total de 3.189.716 sociedades. Esta bajada supone el cuarto descenso anual consecutivo en el número de empresas en nuestro país (INE, 2012).

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Soriano Llobera, J., Cebrián Díaz, A., & Maqueda Lafuente, F. J. (2013). Empresas familiares en Cataluña: la importancia del protocolo. European Journal of Family Business, 3(2), 43–52. https://doi.org/10.24310/ejfbejfb.v3i2.4045

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