“…Some other authors have shown that trust facilitates the creation of enterprises, (e.g., Mueller, (2006) [43], Davidsson and Honig, (2003) [44], Rodríguez and Santos, (2007) [45], Clarke and Chandra, (2011) [46] and Deakins et al (2007) [47]), whereas others suggest that trust promotes access to other resources (e.g., Baron and Markmann, (2003) [48], Runyan et al, (2006) [49], Honig et al, (2006) [50] and Packalen, (2007) [51]). Trust has also been found to be indispensable to the birth of new enterprises (e.g., Geindre (2009) [52] and Aarstad et al, (2010) [53]) and also for the growth and development of small-l and medium-sized enterprises (e.g., Bosma et al (2004) [54], Mosek et al (2007) [55], Han, (2007) [56] and Coviello and Cox, (2007) [57]). While certainly informative and relevant, most of these previous studies linking trust to entrepreneurship have utilized a microeconomic or management framework.…”