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Entrepreneurship performance in the European Union: In what extent do socioeconomic, environmental, and governmental conditions matter?
Ana Rita Luz (Luz, A. R.); Paulo Bento (Bento, P.); Marco Paschoalotto (Paschoalotto, M.); Renato Pereira (Pereira, R.);
SemeAD2021: XXIV Seminários em Administração
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2021
Language
English
Country
Brazil
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Abstract
The entrepreneurial ecosystem is geographically shaped by complex interconnections which enhance economic growth (Hechavarría and Ingram, 2019). Therefore, policymakers seeking to increase development levels should enforce strategies that encourage entrepreneurship (Acs et al., 2016). Extant literature distinguishes two drivers of entrepreneurship: opportunity (OPP) and necessity (NEC). The first relates to individuals who voluntarily start a business to exploit market advantages, and the second is usually a reaction to scarce employment options (Amoros et al., 2019).
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Keywords
Socioeconomic development,Entrepreneurial performance,Opportunity and necessity entrepreneurship
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UIDB/00315/2020 Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia