Managing Excessive Entitlement in Support of Family Business Longevity
Family members feel entitled to family wealth because of various reasons. Some claim that they deserve part of the wealth since they are members of the family. Others assert that they earned rights to the wealth through hard work, while still others argue that they deserve part of the family wealth...
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oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:res_aki-11442023-07-10T05:44:01Z Managing Excessive Entitlement in Support of Family Business Longevity Santiago, Maria Andrea L. Family members feel entitled to family wealth because of various reasons. Some claim that they deserve part of the wealth since they are members of the family. Others assert that they earned rights to the wealth through hard work, while still others argue that they deserve part of the family wealth because they are special. When family members do not get what they think they deserve based on their perceptions of entitlement, they declare that it is unfair. This becomes problematic when family members manifest their sense of entitlement in a dysfunctional manner. In a family business, this may result in business demise. 2015-01-01T08:00:00Z text application/pdf https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/res_aki/162 https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/context/res_aki/article/1144/viewcontent/MANAGING_EXCESSIVE_ENTITLEMENT_IN_SUPPORT_OF_FAMILY_BUSINESS_LONGEVITY.pdf Angelo King Institute for Economic and Business Studies Animo Repository Family Business Business Economy Entitlement Wealth Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations Family, Life Course, and Society |
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Family members feel entitled to family wealth because of various reasons. Some claim that they deserve part of the wealth since they are members of the family. Others assert that they earned rights to the wealth through hard work, while still others argue that they deserve part of the family wealth because they are special. When family members do not get what they think they deserve based on their perceptions of entitlement, they declare that it is unfair. This becomes problematic when family members manifest their sense of entitlement in a dysfunctional manner. In a family business, this may result in business demise. |
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Managing Excessive Entitlement in Support of Family Business Longevity |
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