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The influence of national culture and family involvement on entrepreneurial perceptions and performance at the state level.(Unit
This empirical study tests how dimensions of national culture affect entrepreneurs' collective perceptions of the business environment and the performances of newly created firms in the . . .

National culture and entrepreneurship: a review of behavioral research.(reinforced cultural values and business success)(Statist
Conceptual arguments for the association between cultural characteristics and entrepreneurship have existed for decades but only in the last 10 years has this relationship been the focus of . . .

Comparing the performance of male-and female-controlled businesses: relating outputs to inputs.(Statistical Data Included)
Previous research has found that female-owned businesses generally underperform male-owned businesses on a variety of measures such as sales and profit. Further, this under-performance appears to . . .

Exploring the practice of corporate venturing: some common forms and their organizational implications.
This study explores the domain of corporate venturing using a theoretically grounded classification typology as an organizing scheme. The typology is applied in a field study of corporations that . . .

Growth and financial profiles amongst manufacturing SMEs from Australia's business longitudinal survey.(small and medium sized e
The principal objective of this paper is to compare and contrast financial profiles for a longitudinal panel of 871 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the Australian manufacturing . . .

Culture, nation, and entrepreneurial strategic orientations: implications for an emerging economy.(China and America)(Statistica
Since most researchers use the terms "culture" and "nation" interchangeably, the majority of empirical cross-cultural studies aiming to isolate the role of culture tend to be cross-national studies . . .

Are entrepreneurial cognitions universal? Assessing entrepreneurial cognitions across cultures.(research on business people)(Sta
In this study we examine three research questions concerned with entrepreneurial cognition and culture: (1) Do entrepreneurs have cognitions distinct from those of other business people? (2) To . . .

Self-employment as a career choice: attitudes, entrepreneurial intentions, and utility maximization.(Statistical Data Included)
This paper investigates the relationship between career choice and people's attitudes toward income, independence, risk, and work effort. Entrepreneurs are often described in terms of the strength . . .

Attitudes of owner-managers' children towards family and business issues.
This paper reports responses from 412 children of owner-managers (61% sons and 39% daughters) with regard to their attitudes to family and business issues. The assumption in the study was that . . .

Signaling firm value through board structure: An investigation of initial public offerings.(Statistical Data Included)
The relationship between boards of directors and firm performance, whether in the entrepreneurial context or otherwise, has long intrigued scholars. To date, no systematic relationship has been . . .

An institutional perspective on the role culture in shaping strategic actions by technology-focused entrepreneurial firms in Chi
Economic reforms in China over the past 20 years have led to a steady economic transformation that has created many opportunities for entrepreneurial firms. A central focus in this economic . . .

Colorado Creative Music.(entrepreneurship)(Statistical Data Included)
...I was a good musician, so I thought, what better thing than to start a music company? Darren Skanson, lead artist and CEO of Colorado Creative Music (CCM) settled into his flight on Friday, . . .

A gendered perspective on organizational creation.(masculine and feminine views on organizations)
Literature on the creation of organizations is often cast within a masculine gender framework. This paper draws from three theoretical perspectives to develop a new perspective that broadens the . . .

Owner-manager attitudes to family and business issues: A 16 country study.(Statistical Data Included)
In collaboration with: H. Crijns and D. Deschoolmeester, Vlerick Leu Ven Gent Management School; N. Siller, Research Dimensions, Canada; L. Hedaa, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark; A. Miettinen, . . .

The chances of financial success (and loss) from small business ownership.
The odds of forming a profitable venture are a critical issue for those weighing the risk of business entry. However, few measures exist to help potential business owners assess their chances of . . .

Assessing the psychometric properties of the entrepreneurial orientation scale: a multi-country analysis.(research method evalua
This study utilized data from 1,067 firms in six countries to clarify the psychometric properties of the entrepreneurial orientation (EO) measure. The first research question addressed . . .

Culture and its consequences for entrepreneurship.(Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice)(Editorial)
The influence of culture on entrepreneurship has been of continued scholarly interest for over three decades. Researchers have explored the effect of national, regional, and organizational cultures . . .

A note on the efficiency and effectiveness of outsider assistance programs in rural versus non-rural states.(entrepreneurs)(Stat
Although numerous countries have developed policies and programs to encourage entrepreneurial behavior in rural areas, there have been few attempts to compare the performance of entrepreneurial . . .

Nawkaw, Inc.: Changing the color of Masonry.(Statistical Data Included)
Russell Gray turned from his desk to look out the window on a crisp April morning in northeast Georgia. It was going to be a beautiful day for his afternoon round of golf. However, Gray found . . .

Attributions about entrepreneurship: A framework and process for analyzing reasons for starting a business.(Statistical Data Inc
Principles from theories of social attribution are used to devise a coding scheme for responses to an open-ended question (Why do you want to start this business?) asked of nascent entrepreneurs in . . .

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