Making decision with an alternative mind-set: Predicting entrepreneurial intention toward f-commerce in a cross-country context

Predicting Students’ Intentions to Create Green Start-ups: A Theory of Planned Behaviour Approach

“…Therefore, entrepreneurs may be influenced by information from environmental awareness groups who make claims about the positive effects of green entrepreneurship. Our finding is consistent with several studies indicating that subjective norms have a significant positive effect on sustainable entrepreneurial intentions [10,23,24].…”

“…In this sense, this finding was consistent with [22] and [25], according to whom the PBC positively influence students' entrepreneurial intentions. It is also supported by Ashraf [23], who found that PBC positively influence Facebook commerce entrepreneurial intention. In practice, it is expected that potential Algerian green entrepreneurs in the Algerian environment will encounter several obstacles, first financial obstacles that stem from the difficulty of convincing investors or sponsors of the feasibility of green projects, second, the institutional context in which they operate due to the monopoly power of incumbents in the energy industry, which hinders the provision of alternative energy sources.…”

“…Several studies confirm the existence of significant relationships between the intention to start a new business and the fact of knowing a person who owns a business, such as a parent and family members [17,22] or a role model. Previous research shows that subjective norm has a significant impact on entrepreneurial intention [23,24]. Peng et al [10] found that subjective norm, as a mediator, has a positive impact on the link between environmental values and sustainable entrepreneurial intention.…”

“…Similarly, Yurtkoru [25] believes that PBC has a positive effect on Turkish university students' entrepreneurial intentions, although a slight one. Ashraf [23] clais that PBC has a positive influence on e-commerce bounded entrepreneurial intention. Therefore, the third hypothesis is formulated as follows:…”

The Role of Trait Competitiveness and Entrepreneurial Alertness in the Cognitive Process of Entrepreneurship Among Students: A Cross-Cultural Comparative Study Between Vietnam and Poland

“…Moreover, recent studies have also given increasing attention to exploring the role of personality traits, such as trait competitiveness and proactive personality, in shaping entrepreneurial intentions (Obschonka et al, 2017). Moreover, even though a body of studies about entrepreneurial intentions and behaviours in advanced economies have been found (Douglas et al, 2021;Leung et al, 2020), there is a scarcity of studies exploring entrepreneurial intentions in the cross-cultural context (Ashraf et al, 2021;Liñán & Chen, 2009), especially in countries with emerging economies such as Vietnam and Poland. Additionally, several previous studies highlighted that nations' cultural values and certain institutions were linked to entrepreneurial activities (Brieger & De Clerq, 2019;Kreiser et al, 2010).…”