Analysis of the survival of Mexican family businesses through the three-dimensional evolutionary model.
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https://doi.org/10.24054/face.v23i3.2618Keywords:
Family business,, strengths, weaknesses and three-dimensional evolutionary modelAbstract
In this research, three models were analyzed: The model of the three circles, the three-dimensional evolutionary model
and the model of the five circles, of which the main model contributed to carrying out an analysis from the birth of the
company, until its continuity in the process. change of representatives, which in most cases is very complicated for
companies, also in the involvement of people who play a specific role within the organization and who, thanks to the
model, can be classified in each area of this and, above all, set a valuable role for them, promoting growth, not only of
the company but also of the individual participants in it, managing this entire process effectively with the threedimensional
evolutionary model since it is the most complete and easy to understand.
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