摘要
基于绩效反馈理论,本文探讨历史绩效、社会绩效双重期望绩效下企业的战略选择问题。结果表明:(1)双重绩效反馈下,实际绩效与期望绩效一致时,正向期望绩效越大,广告营销越多,负向期望绩效越大,技术研发不一定越多;实际绩效与期望绩效不一致时,处于正向历史期望绩效且负向社会期望绩效的企业,技术研发增多,反之,广告营销增多。(2)绩劣企业增加的技术研发在第二年后有效缓解期望绩效差距。(3)实际绩效与期望绩效不一致的情况下,处于正向历史期望绩效且负向社会期望绩效的企业技术研发与广告营销间的不平衡性增强,反之,不平衡性减弱。研究结论有利于全面理解不同期望绩效差距对创业板上市企业研发和营销行为的影响。
Based on the performance feedback theory,this paper examines the corporate strategic choice under the dual expectation performance of historical performance and social performance.The results are shown as follows.Firstly,under the dual performance feedback,when the actual performance is inconsistent with the expected performance,the larger the positive expectation performance gap,the more marketing expenditures,while the larger the negative expectation performance gap,the more technology R&D may not necessarily be increased.However,when inconsistent,companies with a positive historical performance expectation gap and a negative social expectation performance gap increase technology R&D,and conversely,more marketing expenditures.Secondly,the increased technology R&D of the underperforming firms effectively alleviates the expected performance gap after the second year.Thirdly,when the actual performance is inconsistent with the expected performance,the imbalance between the company’s technology R&D and marketing expenditures in a positive historical expectation performance and a negative social expectation performance increases,and conversely,the imbalance weakens.The conclusion is conducive to a comprehensive understanding of the impact of different expectation performance gaps on the R&D and marketing behavior of GEM listed enterprises.
作者
沈灏
罗如君
SHEN Hao;LUO Rujun(Xi’an Jiaotong University,Xi’an 710061)
出处
《经济与管理研究》
CSSCI
北大核心
2022年第11期115-133,共19页
Research on Economics and Management
基金
国家自然科学基金面上项目“互联网商业环境下的开放式创新与跨界融合对新兴技术及商业模式创新的影响研究”(71672138)
国家自然科学基金面上项目“基于知识溢出的高校科技成果转化路径研究:高校弟子创业视角”(72174186)
国家自然科学基金重点项目“特大型工业企业数字化转型和创新能力提升的管理模式及应用研究”(U21B20102)。
关键词
绩效反馈
企业战略
期望绩效差距
研发支出
营销支出
企业行为
performance feedback
corporate strategy
expectation performance gap
R&D expenditure
marketing expenditure
corporate behavior