Financial Distress and Corporate Turnaround An Empirical Analysis of
Corporate distress and turnaround long have been issues integral to business research. The empirically investigation of Martin Schmuck includes the phenomenon of financial distress and corporate turnaround in the automotive supplier industry. Based on a s
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Martin Schmuck
Financial Distress and Corporate Turnaround An Empirical Analysis of the Automotive Supplier Industry
Martin Schmuck TU München München, Germany
Dissertation Technische Universität München, 2012
ISBN 978-3-658-01907-5 DOI 10.1007/978-3-658-01908-2
ISBN 978-3-658-01908-2 (eBook)
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FOREWORD Since its early days, business research has paid special attention to companies in distress situations. Its main focus has always been on the question of how distressed companies can successfully turn around. This issue is of major importance to academics as well as practitioners, but has only been partially answered so far. The reasons for the sparse and inconclusive research results are manifold. On the one hand, results are frequently hampered by the lack of exhaustive data and inappropriate research designs. On the other hand, the research samples under examination are often very hetero
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