2021
DOI: 10.1002/mde.3465
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Start‐ups and entrepreneurial teams

Abstract: We survey 398 Chinese entrepreneurs within 118 entrepreneurial teams to investigate external social capital's impact on: the decision to start a venture and the mediating role that risk perception plays in that decision. Our results confirm that external social capital has a significant and positive effect on the decision to start a venture, while risk perception partly mediates this relationship. Furthermore, we find that the three dimensions of external social capital drive the decision to start a venture di… Show more

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“…Social capital can be studied through three aspects: social cognitive capital, social-relational capital, and social structural capital [12]. Social capital illustrates the interaction between companies [13]. Companies with a cognitive model can extract information in an interactive process, which then stimulates the innovation ability of an employee.…”
Section: Social Capitalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Social capital can be studied through three aspects: social cognitive capital, social-relational capital, and social structural capital [12]. Social capital illustrates the interaction between companies [13]. Companies with a cognitive model can extract information in an interactive process, which then stimulates the innovation ability of an employee.…”
Section: Social Capitalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The concept of social capital refers to the interactions that occur between companies and their stakeholders. These interactions, whether established, maintained, or dissolved, can greatly impact the exchange of information and resources (Yang, H., Cozzarin, B. P., Peng, C., & Xu, 2021). Social capital can be thought of as "unwritten resources existing in relationships" (Whipple, J.M., Wiedmer, R., K. Boyer, 2015) which have the potential to support a variety of relationship activities, including performance management.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%