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Is family support good for work family balance and subjective well-being of small business owners

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Based on resource conservation theory (RCT), we examine the role of two types of family support – emotional and instrumental support – in the work-family balance and subjective well-being of small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) owners. Using a sample of French SME owners, our results show that work-family balance mediates the relationship between family support and the subjective well-being of SME owners. Surprisingly, while emotional support has a positive association, instrumental support has a negative association with SME owners’ subjective well-being via work-family balance. We provide a theoretical explanation by integrating the ROC theory with the threat to self-esteem model, and offer practical implications of this study

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  • burnout, emotional support, family support, instrumental support, small and medium enterprises, subjective well-being, work family balance

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MUKERJEE Jinia
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MONTPELLIER Business School

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