2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbusvent.2010.03.002
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Swinging a double-edged sword: The effect of slack on entrepreneurial management and growth

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“…This construct constitutes four elements, such as strategy orientation, entrepreneurial culture, organization structure and reward system. EM is expected to provide positive impact on FP (Bradley, Wiklund, & Shepherd, 2011). In addition, combination between EM and EO enable firms to yield the best FP (Gürbüz & Aykol, 2009).…”
Section: Hypothesis 1: Entrepreneurial Orientation Has Positive Effecmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This construct constitutes four elements, such as strategy orientation, entrepreneurial culture, organization structure and reward system. EM is expected to provide positive impact on FP (Bradley, Wiklund, & Shepherd, 2011). In addition, combination between EM and EO enable firms to yield the best FP (Gürbüz & Aykol, 2009).…”
Section: Hypothesis 1: Entrepreneurial Orientation Has Positive Effecmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cette notion de slack a été d'ailleurs intégrée récemment dans une étude sur la FC par Bradley, Wiklund et Shepherd, (2011). En effet, les entreprises en FC continue se caractérisent ici plutôt par moins de fonds propres et moins de liquidités, mais une rentabilité économique et des fonds propres supérieurs aux entreprises en FC discontinue.…”
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“…Although these financial and/or attentional constraints could help determine the nature of the opportunity cost, it is important to understand how some are able to reduce these constraints and thus reduce the opportunity costs. This may involve making small investments and rapid terminations (Bakker & Shepherd, 2017;McGrath, 1999), using a conscious strategy to maintain slack (i.e., cognitive, financial, and time) resources not allocated to the current entrepreneurial endeavor (Bradley, Wiklund, & Shepherd, 2011;George, 2005), and using other means for structuring and/or "freeing up" attentional resources (Ocasio, 1997;Shepherd, McMullen, & Ocasio, 2017).…”
Section: The Financial Implications Of Entrepreneurial Failurementioning
confidence: 99%