Determinants of Hotels and Restaurants entrepreneurship: A study using GEM data

Ramos-Rodríguez, Antonio Rafael; Medina-Garrido, José Aurelio; Ruíz-Navarro, José

doi:10.1016/j.ijhm.2011.08.003

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“…Table 5 depicts the results of logistic regression for the complete sample of dependent and independent variables.Among the demographic factors, age shows a positive, but insignificant influence onstart up propensity. This suggests that intention to create firm is not associated with age, which is not consistent with the results of other studies examining this relationship (Fernandez et al 2009;Linan et al 2011;Ramos-Rodríguez et al 2012;Tsai, Chang, & Peng, 2016). The regression coefficient of gender shows a negative sign (−0.549), indicating the probability to start up is greater for men.…”

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Examining start-up Intention of Indians through cognitive approach: a study using GEM data

Arafat

Saleem

2017

J Glob Entrepr Res

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In this paper, the authors have investigated the factors that affect the decision to start a new business among Indians, using a sample of 2700 interviews of Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2012 Adult Population Survey Data. Demographic and perceptual factors have been used as independent variables and Intentional Entrepreneur has been used as the dependent variable. Logistic Regression Model has been employed to measure the influence of independent variables on the dependent variables. Findings show that gender, perceived opportunities, selfefficacy (confidence in one's own ability, knowledge and skills), and risk perception are the major determining factors of new business start up in India. Policy implications of the findings have been discussed.

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Examining start-up Intention of Indians through cognitive approach: a study using GEM data

Arafat

Saleem

2017

J Glob Entrepr Res

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“…Krueger et al, 2000). Also, previous empirical research has proven the role of opportunity perception as significant business involvement driver (Ramos-Rodríguez, Medina-Garridoa & Ruiz-Navarrob, 2012;Langowitz & Minniti, 2007). Regarding young entrepreneurs, study by Ceptureanu (2015) found three quarters of young entrepreneurs positively self-assessing their ability to identify opportunities.…”

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Youth Entrepreneurship in Visegrad Countries

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Pilková

Jančovičová

2016

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“…Finally, the network theory states that networking plays a significant role in suggesting a business plan, providing preliminary information and resources for start-ups (Larson and Starr 1993). Contacts with entrepreneurs will also provide access to other entrepreneurs of interest to the new firm (Ramos-rodríguez et al 2012).…”

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“…The importance of start-ups has motivated some researchers to examine the role of IC in the success of start-ups (Hayton 2005;Hormiga et al 2011;Link and Ruhm 2009;Martina and Ahsan 2013;Peña 2002). Some researchers have also analyzed the relationship between intellectual capital and venture creation (Arafat and Saleem 2017;Matricano 2016;Ramos-Rodríguez et al 2010;Ramos-rodríguez et al 2012) but the results of these studies cannot be generalized in a developing country like India. In this study, the authors have tried to analyze the relationship of intellectual capital with the entrepreneurial intentions, as the intention is the best predictor of entrepreneurial activity (Krueger et al 2000).…”

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Role of intellectual capital in augmenting the start-up intentions of Indians—an analysis using GEM data

Khan

Arafat

Raushan³

et al. 2019

J Glob Entrepr Res

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Purpose: Although the intellectual capital (IC) has already received much attention from the researchers in the field of innovation performance, there is still a paucity in the measuring of the role of IC in venture creation. The present study is an attempt to examine the influence of IC on start-ups. Methodology: In this study, a large data set of 3360 respondents from India provided by the largest entrepreneurship research project GEM has been used. A logistic regression technique has been applied to measure the influence of IC on the entrepreneurial intentions. Findings: It has been found that the components of intellectual capital, i.e., knowledge and skills, entrepreneurial opportunities, and the network, has a positive and significant impact on the entrepreneurial intentions. Contribution: To the best of our knowledge, it is among the initial studies, which have examined the relationship between intellectual capital and entrepreneurial intentions. Only a few studies have already been done in developing countries like India by using a large data set.

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Determinants of Hotels and Restaurants entrepreneurship: A study using GEM data

Cited by 77 publications

References 51 publications

Examining start-up Intention of Indians through cognitive approach: a study using GEM data

Examining start-up Intention of Indians through cognitive approach: a study using GEM data

Youth Entrepreneurship in Visegrad Countries

Role of intellectual capital in augmenting the start-up intentions of Indians—an analysis using GEM data

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