A comparative study of net entrepreneurial productivity in developed and post-transition economies

Borozan, Djula; Arnerić, Josip; Ćorić, Ilija

doi:10.1007/s11365-016-0427-2

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“…Entrepreneurs ¼ f ðUnemployment; Business OpportunityÞ Viljamaa et al (2017) consider that self-fulfillment is the most significant motive for entrepreneurial activities. It is taken as the drive toward entrepreneurship (Marshall and Gigliotti, 2020) and as the desire to be an entrepreneur (Bhola et al, 2006;Borozan et al, 2017). Self-fulfillment is considered as culture bias that affects entrepreneurship (Hindle and Klyver, 2007).…”

Section: Holistic Configural Modelsmentioning

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Holistic configural models for sustainable entrepreneurs

Huarng

2021

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PurposeThis research explores causal combinations (personal traits, external factors and self-fulfillment) that could provide holistic views leading to sustainable start-ups via data collected from Taiwanese entrepreneurs.Design/methodology/approachThe authors employ five-point Likert scale measurements in the questionnaires and fuzzy-set/Qualitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA) for the investigation.FindingsThe study finds four types of sustainable entrepreneurs. Conservative resilient entrepreneurs have an absence of both openness and neuroticism. Conservative achieving entrepreneurs have an absence of openness and the presence of conscientiousness. Conservative-hired entrepreneurs have an absence of both openness and unemployment. Lastly, conservative opportunistic entrepreneurs exhibit an absence of openness and the presence of business opportunity.Originality/valueThe results add to the authors’ knowledge and understanding of the entrepreneurship literature and also offer implications for people who are interested in entrepreneurship as well as to policymakers wanting to promote new start-ups.

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Section: Holistic Configural Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Holistic configural models for sustainable entrepreneurs

Huarng

2021

IJEBR

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“…Total Entrepreneurial Activity by Necessity (TEANEC) is measured as the percentage of all respondents involved in TEA who report undertaking the activity out of necessity due to there being no other work option (Reynolds et al, 2005). This variable has been used to demonstrate its impact on economic growth, as well as its relationship with institutional variables (Acs, 2006;Borozan, Arneric, & Coric, 2017;Hechavarria & Reynolds, 2009;Rosa, Kodithuwakku, & Balunywa, 2008;Urbano, Aparicio, & Querol, 2016).…”

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Entrepreneurship and Human Development: An International Analysis

Ballesta¹,

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Torres³

2020

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“…The issues of creation and management of global business infrastructure are discussed by the scientific community as well. Theoretical & methodological and practical peculiarities of infrastructural provision of transnational entrepreneurship are studied in the following works: (Borozan et al 2017;Catozzella and Vivarelli 2016;Espinosa et al 2004;Fernández-Serrano and Romero 2014;Klapper et al 2015;Soriano et al 2010;Namazi and Namazi 2017;Szomolányi et al 2017;Morkovina et al 2016;Litvinova et al 2016).…”

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Sustainable development of global entrepreneurship: infrastructure and perspectives

2018

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Development of the modern global entrepreneurship is one of the most perspective and promising means of overcoming the consequences of the global economic crisis, as well as prevention of future crises of economic systems, as it ensures full level of optimization of production and distribution processes. The purpose of the article is to determine perspectives of sustainable development of the global entrepreneurship. For determining the level of sustainability of development of the modern global entrepreneurship, the authors use the methods of statistical analysis of time rows (method of horizontal and trend analysis). The authors perform a complex analysis of dynamics of development of global companies and performed evaluation of their sustainability. Also, the necessity for changing the model of managing the development of modern global entrepreneurship for increasing its sustainability is substantiated. As a result, it is concluded that modern global entrepreneurship is developing in the unstable way, and practical recommendations are offered for solving this problem. A perspective model of sustainable development of the modern global entrepreneurship is developed and presented. A certain limitation of the results of the performed research is the framework character of the offered recommendations.

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A comparative study of net entrepreneurial productivity in developed and post-transition economies

Cited by 9 publications

References 39 publications

Holistic configural models for sustainable entrepreneurs

Holistic configural models for sustainable entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurship and Human Development: An International Analysis

Sustainable development of global entrepreneurship: infrastructure and perspectives

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