The relationship between motives of entrepreneurial behavior and venture maturity

Bobera, Dušan; Leković, Bojan; Berber, Nemanja

doi:10.5937/industrija45-11201

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“…It showed that there are many differences between voluntary and forced entrepreneurs, including their social and economic characteristics, as well as perceptions of entrepreneurship. An article (Bobera, Lekovic & Berber, 2017) shows that there is a correlation between the level of economic development of countries, measured by the indicator of gross domestic product per capita, and the proportion of volunteer entrepreneurs in their total number. The work (Segal, Borgia and Schoenfeld, 2005) considers the motives of the people who create their own business from the point of view of the theoretical dispositions of the entrepreneurial spirit.…”

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Motivation of new entrepreneurs in modern economies

Pinkovetskaia

Arbeláez-Campillo

Rojas-Bahamón

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Recent decades have shown an increasing role of entrepreneurship in both economically developed and developing national economies. The purpose of the research is the estimation of the indicators that describe the proportion of voluntary, demanding and forced entrepreneurs in the total number of early entrepreneurs. The existing ratio of entrepreneurs with different motivation was also evaluated. The study used empirical data obtained in 2018 and presented in the Global entrepreneurship monitoring report. The normal distribution functions were used to develop economic and mathematical models for approximating initial data and evaluating four indicators of early entrepreneurs motivation in different countries.

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Motivation of new entrepreneurs in modern economies

Pinkovetskaia

Arbeláez-Campillo

Rojas-Bahamón

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“…Countries at a different level of development exhibit a variety of entrepreneurial initiatives and activities in terms of motives of entrepreneurial behaviour, but also the scope and structure of entrepreneurial ventures (Bobera et al 2017). Looking at entrepreneurial motives, two groups of entrepreneurs can be classified: necessity and opportunity.…”

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Determinants of Export Oriented Entrepreneurs from Southeast Europe Region

2018

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The subject of this research represents analysis of internationalisation activity of early-stage entrepreneurs in South East Europe region (SEE). The goal of this study is to determine characteristics of export oriented entrepreneurs from SEE region through the study of factors influencing international orientation. Geographical area of this research consists of countries from the South East Europe region. The research sample was formed on the basis of GEM - Global Individual Level Data, covering six countries (Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary, Romania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and FYR of Macedonia), 12027 respondents of which 645 export-oriented entrepreneurs were identified. Collected data are processed using the software package for statistical analysis. With the help of Ordinal Logistic regression, significant influence of individual factors on the international orientation of entrepreneurs was identified. Research results showed that entrepreneurial motives, entrepreneurial KSA’s, innovation and new technology have a positive relationship with internationalization activity. One of the significant limitations of this paper is the lower Nagelkerk coefficient, which is characteristic for social phenomena. Bearing in mind the fact that this research trying to explain entrepreneurial behaviour, lower coefficients can be very meaningfull.

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“…The results of the study [7] show that many of those who at the initial stage were necessity-driven entrepreneurs in the UK, at the next stages of the development of their business changed motivation and moved to voluntary entrepreneurs group. The work [8] demonstrates that entrepreneurs are characterized by a higher level of satisfaction with their activities than employees.…”

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Motives for Early-Stage Entrepreneurship in Modern Economies

2019

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The relevance of the study is due to the important role played by small and individual entrepreneurship in the vast majority of modern national economies. The aim of the study is to assess the indicators describing the ratio of voluntary, highly demanding and necessity-driven entrepreneurs in the total number of start-ups. The results of the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor project for 2018 were used as input data. Modeling of empirical data and evaluation of differentiation of the considered parameters was based on the development of normal distribution density functions. According to the results of modeling average values and change intervals of specific indicators were established. The originality of the work is associated with the assessment of the share of voluntary, highly demanding and necessity-driven entrepreneurs in the total number of early-stage entrepreneurs in 48 countries. The novelty of the study is due to the assessment of indicators characterizing the current motivation of entrepreneurs, as well as the ratio of the above mentioned indicators. The results of the study can be used in the formation of an entrepreneurial climate aimed at the development of a highly demanding business.

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The relationship between motives of entrepreneurial behavior and venture maturity

Abstract: Countries at a different level of development exhibit a variety of entrepreneurial initiatives and activities in terms of motives of entrepreneurial

Cited by 5 publications

References 19 publications

Motivation of new entrepreneurs in modern economies

Motivation of new entrepreneurs in modern economies

Determinants of Export Oriented Entrepreneurs from Southeast Europe Region

Motives for Early-Stage Entrepreneurship in Modern Economies

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