Social trust and angel investors' decisions: A multilevel analysis across nations

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Determinants of Graduates' Start-Ups Creation across a Multi-Campus Entrepreneurial University: The Case of Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education

“…It brings us to another potential extension associated with the potential influence of generational cohorts on individual entrepreneurial decisions. For example, the introduction of a moderation effect of generational cohorts in the differing levels of HLM (Ding, Au, and Chiang ; Evanschitzky, Caemmerer, and Backhaus ; Shepherd and Patzelt ). In this regard, our exploratory study leads us to raise new research avenues.…”

“…Finally, another potential extension of this research is associated with the potential influence of generational cohorts on individual entrepreneurial decisions. For example, the introduction of a moderation effect of generational cohorts in the differing levels of HLM (Ding, Au, and Chiang ; Evanschitzky, Caemmerer, and Backhaus ; Shepherd and Patzelt ). This is important to understand with respect to individual and university determinants as in transitional economies it make take a number of generations of graduate entrepreneurs to reach or exceed the rate and intensity of graduate entrepreneurship experienced in established economies.…”

Business Angels Research in Entrepreneurial Finance: A Literature Review and a Research Agenda

“…The second research line International differences in profiles counts eight papers, in which BA characteristics and behaviours are compared among different countries and institutional settings. The comparison is often made between the more developed USA financial market and the European one (Harrison and Mason, ; Landström, ; Wilson, ; Brettel, ), among different European countries (Bygrave et al ., ; Stedler and Peters, ; Ding et al ., ) and more recently, between emerging economies and established ones (Li et al ., 2014a,b; Scheela et al ., ) . Evidence shows that in comparison to the United States, European BAs invest lower amounts, they are less patient and less risk‐adverse investors, while they usually experience higher investment returns (Wilson, ; Brettel, ).…”

Comunicaciones y confianza: ¿información o identidad? El caso del sector vitivinícola chileno hacia el mercado chino

“…Ya sea desde el punto de vista macroeconómico (Fukuyama, 1995;Isham, Kelly y Ramaswamy, 2002;Inglehart et al, 2004) como interempresarial (Kramer y Cook, 2004Bachmann, 2006;Top, Akdere y Tarcan, 2015;Ding, Au y Chiang, 2015), la confianza ha sido definida de múltiples maneras y desde distintas dimensiones (Kim, 2005). Desde la perspectiva del intercambio económico, uno de los mayores conflictos radica en la discusión sobre la naturaleza de la confianza y si esta es social o privada.…”