A risky shift? An exploration of the measurement equivalence of entrepreneurial attitudes and entrepreneurial orientation across socioeconomic gradients

Gloss, Alexander; Pollack, Jeff; Ward, M.K.

doi:10.1016/j.jbvi.2017.01.003

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“…To understand the behavior of SMEs, we concerned to gain information from the ownermanagers of the observed SMEs instead of the workers for some reasons. First, ownermanagers' attitudes regarding risk-taking determine the measurement of a firm's entrepreneurial strategy (Gloss et al, 2017). Secondly, many small firms in the observed area are self-employees.…”

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Does firm performance increase with risk-taking behavior under information technological turbulence?

Pratono

2018

JRF

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Purpose-This paper aims to contribute to the risk management studies in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) by examining the complicated relationship between risk-taking behavior and firm performance. Design/methodology/approach-The study conducted a survey of the Indonesian SME ownermanagers and used partial least square structural equation modeling to examine the mediating effect of pricing capability and moderating effects of information technological turbulence. Findings-The results do not only confirm the positive impact of risk-taking behavior on firm performance but also identify that impact of risk-taking behavior on firm performance is more effective at the low information technological turbulence than at the high one. Research limitations/implications-This study relied on information from the owner-managers in SMEs, which may bias against the perspective of their employees and the business partners. Originality/value-This study advances the risk-taking behavior research in SMEs context by introducing the effect of pricing capability and information technological turbulence.

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Does firm performance increase with risk-taking behavior under information technological turbulence?

Pratono

2018

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“…Literature [22] holds that historical reasons, differences in transportation and location conditions, the role of economic structure factors, the imbalance of urban system, and the influence of regional economic development strategy have led to the formation of differences. Literature [23] shows that there is an important relationship between economic aggregate and industrial structure by analyzing the relationship between economic aggregate and industrial structure in different countries and regions. Literature [24] found that in each stage of economic development, there are different economic structures corresponding to the level of economic development.…”

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Development Trend Prediction of Chengdu Plain Economic Zone Based on Multiple Linear Regression Grey Correlation Degree

Wang

Feng

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Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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Urban agglomeration is the mainstream trend of urban development in the world. It is also the main form of new urbanization in China and an important platform to participate in international competition and cooperation. The pattern of industrial division of labor has basically taken shape in Chengdu Plain Economic Zone, and the industrial cooperation system has been gradually established. However, the phenomenon of industrial isomorphism is still prominent. In the process of promoting coordinated industrial development, there are still some problems such as disunity of understanding, imperfect mechanism, and imperfect environment. The regional economic potential is influenced by too many entities and the dynamic changes of economic structure, and the change ratio is highly nonlinear. In this paper, a MLR-GCD (Multiple Linear Regression Grey Correlation Degree) prediction model for the development trend of Chengdu Plain Economic Zone is proposed. In the decision-making process, MLR (multiple linear regression) method is introduced to construct the GCD (Grey Correlation Degree) of training economic-related data set, and then the GCD is pruned to transform it into standard decision-making data. The experimental results show that compared with other prediction models, the improved model has higher accuracy of regional economic prediction, can quickly and accurately predict the development potential trend of Chengdu Plain Economic Zone, and has important application value.

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“…In analyzing the various dimensions of the entrepreneurial orientation it should be stated that the first component is innovativeness (Gloss, Pollack,&Ward, 2017). This dimension is associated with Schumpeterian creative destruction.…”

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Entrepreneurial orientation of startups: Research results

Korpysa

2019

IER

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The main purpose of the paper is to establish which elements of entrepreneurial orientation (EO) have the biggest influence on the activities of Polish start-ups. Research Design & Methods: The diagnosis was based on an analysis of individual components of entrepreneurial orientation and presentation of the results of research carried out by the author among 382 start-ups in Poland. Findings: The research provide that, innovative activity of companies and exploring new market opportunities and possibilities by start-ups were important factors conditioning the operations and development of the companies studied. It is advisable to deepen the current theory of entrepreneurship orientation in relation to start-ups, understood as young innovative companies. Contribution & Value Added: The theoretical-empirical deliberations presented in the article may be a valuable source of information within the scope of the influence the particular elements of entrepreneurial orientation have on start-ups. However, for entrepreneurs they may be an impulse in the field of effective use of the elements of EO in the process of building competitiveness of young companies in Poland which is reflected in particular pillars of EO. Article type: research paper

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A risky shift? An exploration of the measurement equivalence of entrepreneurial attitudes and entrepreneurial orientation across socioeconomic gradients

Cited by 14 publications

References 39 publications

Does firm performance increase with risk-taking behavior under information technological turbulence?

Does firm performance increase with risk-taking behavior under information technological turbulence?

Development Trend Prediction of Chengdu Plain Economic Zone Based on Multiple Linear Regression Grey Correlation Degree

Entrepreneurial orientation of startups: Research results

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