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Abstract—This paper explores the market performance of the
most innovative firms and compares that performance against a
market index fund to determine if highly innovative firms
outperform the market during times of financial crisis. A
quantitative methodology was used, with ANOVA as the
selected tool to test for statistically significant differences. The
firms were found to not be statistically different in performance
from the market index, but did have overall positive stock price
performance.
Index Terms—Innovation, management, market performance,
strategy
Jason G. Caudill is with King University, Bristol, TN, 37620 USA.
E-mail: jason.caudill@gmail.com (J.G.C.)
Cite: Jason G. Caudill, "Does Innovative Capacity Drive Firm Performance in Excess of Market Norms during Times of Crisis," International Journal of Innovation, Management and Technology vol. 14, no. 4, pp. 124-127, 2023.
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