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The Family Behind the Family Firm: Evidence from Successions in Danish Firms
This paper uses a unique dataset from Denmark to examine the impact of owners’ family characteristics (size, gender composition, divorce, etc) on the decision to appoint internal (family) or external chief executive officers (CEOs). In contrast to common perceptions, we find that conditional on obse
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