Entrepreneurial readiness in the context of national systems of entrepreneurship

Schillo, R. Sandra; Persaud, Ajax; Meng, Jie

doi:10.1007/s11187-016-9709-x

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“…However, an essential part of the broader formal support that must be specifically analyzed is regulatory and other state support. Schillo, Persaud, and Jin (2016) considered the regulative dimension as different aspects of regulatory freedom expressed through ease of starting a business, financial, investment and trade freedom. Studies that analyzed barriers to entrepreneurship identified legislation as one of the important structural barriers.…”

Section: Entrepreneurial Intention and Regulatory Supportmentioning

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Entrepreneurial intention of students in Bosnia and Herzegovina: what type of support matters?

Turulja

Veselinović

Agić

et al. 2020

Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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This study investigates the impact of perceived formal, informal and regulatory support on entrepreneurial intention. In addition, entrepreneurial capacity and fear of failure are analyzed as predictors of the propensity toward entrepreneurship. An empirical analysis of students in B&H finds that informal support perceived as support of family and friends exert a significant positive influence on entrepreneurial intentions. Fear of failure has a significant adverse impact on entrepreneurial intentions while entrepreneurial capacity enhances entrepreneurial intention. The negative relationship between the fear of failure and entrepreneurial intention is moderated by informal support. In other words, support by family and friends dampens the negative relationship between fear of failure and entrepreneurial intention. The findings were confronted with an ex-post literature review.

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Section: Entrepreneurial Intention and Regulatory Supportmentioning

confidence: 99%

Entrepreneurial intention of students in Bosnia and Herzegovina: what type of support matters?

Turulja

Veselinović

Agić

et al. 2020

Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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“…The 'quality' of entrepreneurial activity does not solely reflect entrepreneurs' ability to contribute to employment and economic growth in a country. As it is shown [Schillo, Persault, 2016], entrepreneurial intentions not only reflect individuals' willingness to become entrepreneurs, but also certain components of the national business environment. Motivation, its character -driven by opportunity or necessityis one of the parameters governing individual entrepreneurial aspirations, while the structure of that motivation, or the ratio of improvement-driven entrepreneurship (IDE) and necessity-driven activity is an important indicator for the entrepreneurial potential of the population.…”

Section: тAble 2 Entrepreneur Types Based On Motivation and Source Omentioning

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Entrepreneurial Activity in Post-Socialist Countries: Methodology and Research Limitations

Chepurenko¹

2017

Foresight and STI

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“…Intention to found assumes that some individuals will encounter situations that will interact with their traits and backgrounds that cause the intention to become self-employed. Schillo et al, (2016) pointed out that there are two levels of analyses, the individual level and the country level, and considering one without the other could result in an incomplete understanding of variances in entrepreneurial intention.…”

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Building up the Entrepreneurial Intent Construct among Technical Students in Vietnam

Thu¹,

Hieu²

2017

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Theory of planned behavior -TPB (Ajzen, 1991) stated that single best predictor of the behavior to establish a new venture is entrepreneurship intention. Entrepreneurship intention could be seen as the key to understanding the entrepreneurial process and the first step in the complex process of entrepreneurship. Therefore, deeply understanding the determinant factors of this phenomenon can be referred to as the key method to efficiently propose policies and solutions promoting the rate of firms started. This research aims to suggest a conceptual entrepreneurial intent construct among technical students in Vietnam who are seen as the potential sources of nascent innovative entrepreneurs. The construct is mainly based on TPB with three intention anticipants including (1) attitude toward the new venture creation,(2) subjective norm and (3) perceived behavior control. In addition, three more influencing factors are added to the construct, namely (4) perceived risks, (5) demographic factors and (6) entrepreneurship education programs. We wish to develop a comprehensive entrepreneurial intention scale for measuring entrepreneurial intention and it's affecting factors that can trigger and enhance individual entrepreneurial intention among technical students in a contextual circumstance specific to a factor driven economy in Vietnam.

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Entrepreneurial readiness in the context of national systems of entrepreneurship

Cited by 78 publications

References 76 publications

Entrepreneurial intention of students in Bosnia and Herzegovina: what type of support matters?

Entrepreneurial intention of students in Bosnia and Herzegovina: what type of support matters?

Entrepreneurial Activity in Post-Socialist Countries: Methodology and Research Limitations

Building up the Entrepreneurial Intent Construct among Technical Students in Vietnam

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