2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbusvent.2005.02.011
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Entrepreneur opportunity costs and intended venture growth

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“…we use expected rather than actual growth data, however growth aspiration (expected growth) is a good predictor of actual growth (Autio, 2005;Cassar, 2006;Davidsson, 1989;Liao and welsch, 2003;wiklund and Shepherd, 2003). A second limitation is the application of the absolute, rather than a relative, growth measure.…”
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“…we use expected rather than actual growth data, however growth aspiration (expected growth) is a good predictor of actual growth (Autio, 2005;Cassar, 2006;Davidsson, 1989;Liao and welsch, 2003;wiklund and Shepherd, 2003). A second limitation is the application of the absolute, rather than a relative, growth measure.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…GEM data measures of expected -not actual- growth, however expected and actual growth are strongly and positively correlated (Autio, 2005;Cassar, 2006;Davidsson, 1989;Liao and welsch, 2003;wiklund and Shepherd, 2003). As we expect that the determinants of business growth differ for nascent, baby and established businesses, we run three separate stepwise OLS regressions.…”
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“…Příjem domácnosti a její majetek nerozlišují mezi rodícími se podnikateli a běžnou populací (Kim, Aldrich, Keister, 2006). Na stranu druhou jistě ovlivňují to, jaký druh podnikání může jedinec rozjíž-dět a jak velké aspirace má jedinec, pokud jde o plány na růst fi rmy (Cassar, 2006). V českém výzkumu GEM nová podnikatelská aktivita výrazně souvisela s příjmem domácnosti.…”
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“…Decisions to discontinue operations of new fi rms are shaped by intertwined factors including opportunity costs, switching costs, and noneconomic considerations. Opportunity costs represent the income that can be earned from paid employment or alternative venturing activity rather than through following the current business opportunity (Cassar, 2006). Gimeno et al (1997) built on human capital theory and theories of decision-making (Kahneman, Tversky, 1979) and operationalized the opportunity-cost concept, introducing the threshold model of fi rm-closure.…”
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confidence: 99%