Comparative Business Practices and Productivity Performance between Family and Non-Family Firms: Perceptions and Poverty Reduction Effects in Cameroon

The current paper attempts to explain productivity performance between Family and Non-family Firms in Cameroon, and also to determine whether the relative contribution to the social and economic development of a country by family firms as opposed to non family firms is related to differences in production technologies and production efficiency.

Published by

TrustAfrica

Author (s)

Tabi Atemnkeng Johannes and Fomba Emmanuel Mbebeb

Document Type

Language

English

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