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The influence of geographical concentration and structural characteristics on the survival chance of textile firms

2013

[EN] Purpose The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the contribution of location (geographical concentration) and firm structure (age and subsector) to the risk of business failure. Design/methodology/approach The Markov s regression analysis was made for a sample of over 11,700 Spanish textile-clothing firms. Findings The results obtained from the analysis suggest that the risk of business failure is increased by some risk factors relative to the structural characteristics of the firms (younger firms and specialization in low-tech activities), and under determined locational circumstances. Research limitations/implications Our conclusions have been obtained starting from a sample of manu…

MarketingTextile industryBusiness failuresSurvivalbusiness.industryBusiness failureRegression analysisSample (statistics)Textile-clothing sectorIndustrial districtWork (electrical)SpainIndustrial districtOrganizational structuresDemographic economicsOrganizational structureBusiness and International ManagementMarketingMATEMATICA APLICADARobustness (economics)businessSmall to medium-sized enterprisesTextile industryJournal of Fashion Marketing and Management: An International Journal
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Innovating in the textile industry: An uncoordinated dance between firms and their territory?

2020

Considering the process of innovati on development, this paper aimed to examine the eff ect of diff erent dimensions of proximity and the level of coordinati on that exists in a texti le cluster. This study employed a qualitati ve method, based on indepth interviews that were conducted with two leading fi rms in a texti le cluster in Valencia, Spain, which is subject to intense competi ti on from producers in Asia. Firms were selected according to the criteria of innovati on development and opportunity. This is a pilot study that precedes a more ambiti ous one. The results suggested that fi rms' innovati ons are developed in an isolated, disconti nuous, marginal, and uncoordinated way, and …

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