Public support of innovative activity in small and large firms in Mexico

Guerrero, Maribel; Link, Albert N.

doi:10.1007/s11187-021-00517-1

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“…From an external perspective, the technological environment and economic development are two key impacts that must be considered as part of the uncertainty and opportunities to implement businesses with high growth potential (Urbano et al, 2019). The characteristics of the institutional environment, especially policies specialized in the promotion of R&D, are fundamental to stimulate the creation and development of technology-based companies (Guerrero and Link, 2021;Guerrero and Urbano, 2021).…”

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“…Creating an enabling environment for start-ups can substantially boost most of the key dimensions of technology entrepreneurship. Factors, such as venture finance, government policies, support programs, taxation, bureaucracy, entrepreneurship education and training included in compulsory schooling, research and development transfer, openness to domestic markets and business and professional infrastructures are part of the issues that still need to be worked on (Gimenez-Nadal et al, 2019;Guerrero and Link, 2021).…”

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“…Technical efficiency is the efficiency with which the factors combine to generate production. It depends not only on the quality of the people, processes and the approach to the product but also demands supportive innovation programs (Guerrero and Link, 2021).…”

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Technological entrepreneurship: present conditions and future perspectives for Latin America

Yáñez-Valdés

2021

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Purpose Technological entrepreneurship is distinguished from other types of initiatives by its innovative characteristics and rapid growth, as well as by the high uncertainty it faces, both in terms of investment cost and capacity for continuous adaptation. The purpose of this study is to investigate the definitions, measures and methods that have been used to investigate the phenomenon and to define the process of the “entrepreneurial journey” and the associated typologies according to the technological level. Design/methodology/approach This paper provides a systematic review of the literature on technological entrepreneurship focusing on emerging economies in Latin America. Based on the review of 62 papers, it analyses the current state and future research perspectives on the topic. Findings The authors can conclude that technological entrepreneurship in Latin America has great opportunities, especially linked to growth, but faces the threats of an uncertain and dynamic environment. Taking advantage of technologies allows the formulation of unique value propositions linked to the environment through innovation that improves the quality of life of the population. Research limitations/implications This study is a starting point for the development of research on resilient technology ventures. Latin America represents a limited location but offers insight into the developing phenomenon to measure the impacts that this phenomenon generates in society. Originality/value Considering the possibilities offered by technology and its continuous evolution, the impact that this type of entrepreneurship generates on the environment can be on a global scale. However, high growth and success are as likely as a failure and this is part of the improvement process.

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