Entrepreneurial activity, intrapreneurship, and conducive institutions: Is there a connection?

Linking self-efficacy, entrepreneurial fit, family support, and entrepreneurial intentions: An explanatory mechanism

“…Future studies should also consider the social and job support at P-Intrapreneurship fit perspective of employees working in organization. According to Bogatyreva et al (2022) , observed that “Conducive institutions stimulate individual involvement in intrapreneurship” (p. 45). It is therefore believed that P-Int fit is an area requiring researchers’ attention.…”

Do entrepreneurial resources drive startup activation? Mediating effect of entrepreneurial orientation

“…Testing the proposed theoretical framework can be appropriately performed on multinational datasets to test the impact of entrepreneurial dimensions at the national level on the likelihood of participating in startup activities. As with previous studies evaluating national levels of entrepreneurship [ 57 , 78 ], the sample data for this study were extracted from the results of the ‘Adult Population Survey (APS) Global National Level Data’ conducted by the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM). Although the GEM APS dataset has its own limitations, it is considered “one of the few standardized datasets for entrepreneurial activities that enable cross-country entrepreneurship research” [ 79 ].…”

“…Although the GEM APS dataset has its own limitations, it is considered “one of the few standardized datasets for entrepreneurial activities that enable cross-country entrepreneurship research” [ 79 ]. It has been widely used in entrepreneurship research [ 57 , [80] , [81] , [82] ] including investigations of entrepreneur ecosystem conditions at the national level [ 83 , 84 ]. Furthermore, previous studies of conducive entrepreneurial activities also typically rely on the GEM dataset [ 85 , 86 ].…”

“…Dependent variables: All dependent variables were measured at the national level in 2000–2020 and extracted from the GEM's APS dataset. Following the example of prior studies of entrepreneurial activities using the GEM dataset [ 57 ], participation in startup activity was evaluated using the total early-stage entrepreneurial activity (TEA) rate in GEM, reflecting “the proportion of either nascent entrepreneurs or owners of new businesses.” The startup activity captures that a respondent is actively involved in early-stage entrepreneurial activity, including startup effort and ownership. TEA rate approximates the count of individuals currently engaged in the establishment or operation of a business, aiding in comprehending the extent of entrepreneurial activity in a geographical area or nation and pinpointing factors that can encourage entrepreneurship and contribute to economic growth development.…”

Examining the relationships between Entrepreneurship, Intrapreneurship, and e-Commerce. Evidence from Iberian and Scandinavian Countries

“…Therefore, entrepreneurship and digital have dominated economic development recently and will continue to play an important role for years to come (Ghauri et al, 2022). Intrapreneurship is a driver of change in companies (Bogatyreva et al, 2022), which can lead to their becoming involved in e-commerce.. Moreover, intrapreneurial capabilities are important to an organisation's success, especially during turbulent periods of uncertainty (Klofsten et al, 2021), as was the case when the analysis of this study was performed.…”