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2021-06-30

Predicción de la quiebra en las empresas. Una revisión de literatura

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15332/25005278.6684
Martha Teresa Bernate Valbuena
Fabio Enrique Gómez Meneses

Resumen (es)

El entorno actual en el cual operan las empresas a nivel mundial implica una amplia gama de riesgos que pueden llegar a ocasionar que las compañías se declaren en bancarrota y desaparezcan. Resulta fundamental lograr prever de alguna manera este tipo circunstancias, razón por la cual múltiples autores han abordado este tema con diversos resultados. En este documento se realiza una revisión de la literatura existente sobre quiebra empresarial durante un periodo de 68 años (1950-2017), espacio de tiempo que supuso un análisis de 4,439 trabajos publicados mediante técnicas como el análisis de concurrencia de palabras clave y las redes de citas. Esta amplia revisión permitió la identificación de dos claras tendencias de investigación al respecto, la primera, relacionada con la estructura financiera de las empresas y la deuda y, la segunda, en torno a publicaciones relacionadas con técnicas, métodos y aspectos estadísticos de la predicción de la quiebra empresarial.

Palabras clave (es): quiebra empresarial, estructura financiera, deuda, capital, bibliometría

Resumen (en)

The current environment in which companies operate worldwide involves a wide range of risks that can lead companies to declare bankruptcy and disappear. It is essential to somehow be able to foresee these types of circumstances, which is why many authors have addressed this issue with different results. This paper reviews the existing literature on business bankruptcy over a 68-year period (1950-2017), a time period that involved an analysis of 4,439 papers published using techniques such as keyword concurrency analysis and citation networks. This extensive review allowed the identification of two clear research trends in this regard: the first, related to the financial structure of companies and debt; the second, around publications related to techniques, methods, and statistical aspects of business bankruptcy prediction.

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Bernate Valbuena, M. T., & Gómez Meneses, F. E. (2021). Predicción de la quiebra en las empresas. Una revisión de literatura. Revista Activos, 19(1), 112-142. https://doi.org/10.15332/25005278.6684

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