Parental Control of Diversified Groups: Samples of Chinese Manufacturing Enterprises

Ming Lei Xie; Shun Zhou Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.373-375.2270

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Parental Control of Diversified Groups: Samples of Chinese Manufacturing Enterprises

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Diversification can help enterprises to achieve synergies so as to enhance business performance. This article attempts to study this question from the viewpoint of parental control. The interaction effects among corporate diversification and the parental control tested through data obtained by questionnaires to 87 Corporations. The study foundt: companies with diversification strategy adopting official control over their subsidiary will reduce the overall corporate performance. However, the interactive effects between the degree of parental control and diversification are not significant.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 373-375)

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Ming Lei Xie, Shun Zhou Chen

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Diversification, Moderating Effects, Parental Control, Parent-Subsidiary Company

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