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Institutions, entrepreneurial adaptation, and the legal form of the organization 机构、企业适应和组织的法律形式
IF 1.9 Q2 ECONOMICS Pub Date : 2020-10-02 DOI: 10.1108/jepp-10-2019-0087
Indu Khurana, Dmitriy Krichevskiy, G. Dempster, Sean Stimpson
PurposeThis paper aims to examine how economic freedom impacts the initial choice of legal structure for startup firms. The authors do this by first exploring whether economic freedom is an essential determinant of the initial legal form of organization (LFO). The authors then explore the impact of economic freedom on firms' choice of changing their initial legal structure over time and how this change impacts their survival rate.Design/methodology/approachThe authors employ a multinomial logistic regression model to measure the initial determinants of LFO by utilizing an eight-year panel data set of 4,928 startups in the USA through the Kauffman firm survey and merge it with the Economic Freedom in North American index from the Fraser Institute. The authors then employ a logistic regression model to examine the determinants facilitating a change in legal structure over time.FindingsThe results show that economic freedom is a significant determinant in the choice of legal structure. The findings also report that the majority of startups do not change their legal form, but of those that do change the legal structure show a higher survival rate.Research limitations/implicationsMajor limitations are the size of the data and the nature of somewhat limited economic freedom differences with the USA. More nuanced measures of economic freedom would be highly desirable.Practical implicationsPolicymakers should take note that limited red tape, smoothly working labor markets and straightforward processes for changes of legal structures of organizations would improve survival and growth odds for entrepreneurs.Originality/valueDrawing on the theory of institutions, the authors attempt to bridge a gap in the literature by explicitly analyzing the determinants of the legal structure in startups in light of economic freedom. Institutional factors do not work in isolation; therefore, the authors also employ traditional entrepreneur-specific variables that affect the choice of legal structure in addition to the institutional framework.
目的本文旨在考察经济自由对创业公司法律结构初始选择的影响。作者首先探讨了经济自由是否是组织初始法律形式的重要决定因素。然后,作者探讨了经济自由对企业选择随着时间的推移改变其初始法律结构的影响,以及这种变化如何影响其生存率。设计/方法/方法作者采用多项逻辑回归模型,通过Kauffman公司调查,利用美国4928家初创公司的八年面板数据集,测量LFO的初始决定因素,并将其与弗雷泽研究所的北美经济自由指数合并。然后,作者采用逻辑回归模型来检验促进法律结构随时间变化的决定因素。研究结果表明,经济自由是法律结构选择的重要决定因素。研究结果还表明,大多数初创公司不会改变其法律形式,但那些改变了法律结构的初创公司的存活率更高。研究局限性/含义主要局限性是数据的规模和与美国经济自由度差异的性质。更细致的经济自由度衡量标准是非常可取的。实际含义政策制定者应该注意到,有限的繁文缛节、平稳运作的劳动力市场和组织法律结构变化的直接过程将提高企业家的生存和增长几率。独创性/价值借鉴制度理论,作者试图通过明确分析经济自由下创业公司法律结构的决定因素来弥合文献中的空白。制度因素不能孤立地发挥作用;因此,除了制度框架之外,作者还采用了传统企业家特有的影响法律结构选择的变量。
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引用次数: 5
National systems of entrepreneurship: goals of sustainability 国家创业体系:可持续性目标
IF 1.9 Q2 ECONOMICS Pub Date : 2020-09-21 DOI: 10.1108/JEPP-04-2020-0018
M. Raposo, C. Fernandes, P. Veiga
Purpose - National systems of entrepreneurship (NSE) broadly act as a means of allocating resources driven by the constant search for opportunities at the individual level through the launching of new businesses and firms with such activities, and their results are governed by the specific institutional characteristics of each country. In contrast to the institutional emphasis on innovation systems, in which such institutions establish and regulate actions, institutions are only able to regulate those who act with the results stemming from such individual actions, the core driver of national entrepreneurship systems. Design/methodology/approach - Given the challenges faced by companies and societies in general over mitigating climate change, support for sustainable entrepreneurship is fundamental. However, there has to be any study of the impact of national entrepreneurship systems on sustainability. This research therefore analyses the impact of national entrepreneurship systems on the sustainability of countries. Findings - The authors conclude that those countries deploying higher level national entrepreneurship systems return better results in terms of their sustainability. Originality/value - The authors, thus, seek to contribute towards the academic throughout deepening the knowledge prevailing on the relationship between entrepreneurship and sustainability. The authors also seek to enable managers, entrepreneurs and politicians to grasp how entrepreneurship is a systemic factor, and it is at this level that it may make its greatest contribution to bringing about sustainability.
目的-国家创业制度广泛地作为一种分配资源的手段,这种资源是通过开办从事这种活动的新企业和公司在个人一级不断寻找机会而驱动的,其结果受每个国家具体制度特征的支配。与强调创新体系的机构建立和规范行为的机构相比,机构只能规范那些根据这种个人行为产生的结果行事的人,这是国家创业制度的核心驱动力。设计/方法/方法——考虑到企业和社会在减缓气候变化方面面临的挑战,支持可持续创业是至关重要的。但是,必须对国家企业制度对可持续性的影响进行研究。因此,本研究分析了国家企业家制度对国家可持续性的影响。研究结果——作者得出结论,在可持续性方面,部署更高水平国家创业体系的国家回报更好。原创性/价值-因此,作者试图通过深化关于企业家精神和可持续性之间关系的知识,为学术做出贡献。作者还设法使管理人员、企业家和政治家能够理解企业家精神如何成为一个系统因素,正是在这个层面上,企业家精神可能对实现可持续性作出最大贡献。
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引用次数: 9
Here I come to save the day? Reassessing the efficacy of small business development centers in the Internet Era 我是来拯救世界的?互联网时代小企业发展中心效能的再评估
IF 1.9 Q2 ECONOMICS Pub Date : 2020-07-28 DOI: 10.1108/jepp-12-2019-0095
M. G. Roth, R. Morris
Purpose - This paper assesses the efficacy of the 18 small business development centers (SBDCs) located throughout the state of Pennsylvania during 2013–2016 as a proxy for publicly funded, small business consulting services in general. Design/methodology/approach - The paper compares the sales growth of SBDC clients, as reported in postconsultation surveys, to comparable growth measures for the corresponding business population using one- and two-sample Findings - The results show that respondent clients with existing businesses clearly outperform the broader population following consultation, both in aggregate and when decomposed by region and industry. Research limitations/implications - Although the best available data, the results are tempered by low response rates and self-reporting. Originality/value - The paper empirically demonstrates that SBDC clients experience higher growth in sales and employment following their consultation than the broader business population. The net benefit of such services is, however, impossible to determine.
目的-本文评估了2013-2016年期间位于宾夕法尼亚州的18个小企业发展中心(sbdc)作为公共资助小企业咨询服务的代理的有效性。设计/方法/方法-本文使用单样本和双样本调查结果,将咨询后调查中报告的SBDC客户的销售增长与相应业务人群的可比增长措施进行了比较。结果表明,在总体上以及按地区和行业分解时,拥有现有业务的受访者客户在咨询后的表现明显优于更广泛的人群。研究局限性/启示-虽然是最好的可用数据,但由于低回复率和自我报告,结果受到影响。原创性/价值——本文实证证明,咨询后,SBDC客户在销售和就业方面的增长高于更广泛的商业群体。然而,这些服务的净收益是无法确定的。
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引用次数: 0
Comparing small business owner and voter beliefs regarding constraints on business growth 比较小企业主和选民对企业增长限制的看法
IF 1.9 Q2 ECONOMICS Pub Date : 2020-07-15 DOI: 10.1108/jepp-03-2020-0012
Trey Malone, Antonios M. Koumpias
Purpose - This research note compares voter opinions regarding small business entrepreneurial activity to opinions of small business owners and links any divergence in perceptions to realized suboptimal entrepreneurial growth policy. Design/methodology/approach - Primary data collection via best–worst scaling and estimation of linear regression models. Findings - Results suggest that small business owners are less concerned about issues such as foreign competition, estate/death taxes, oil prices and labor union demands but are more concerned with domestic competition, income taxes, regulatory burdens and availability of credit from lenders. Social implications - The authors find major discrepancies in opinions about trade policy and business financing, which may lead to policy design that hinders entrepreneurship given evidence that politicians do respond to voters' opinions (Autor Originality/value - It represents the first empirical assessment of differences between voter and small business owner perspectives on entrepreneurial policy. An immediate policy implication includes the need to provide additional avenues of communication of entrepreneurs' concerns.
目的——本研究报告将选民对小企业创业活动的看法与小企业主的看法进行了比较,并将看法上的任何分歧与实现的次优创业增长政策联系起来。设计/方法/方法-通过线性回归模型的最佳-最差缩放和估计收集主要数据。调查结果-结果表明,小企业主不太关心外国竞争、遗产税/死亡税、油价和工会要求等问题,而是更关心国内竞争、所得税、监管负担和贷款人的信贷可用性。社会影响——作者发现在贸易政策和企业融资方面存在重大分歧,鉴于有证据表明政客们确实会回应选民的意见,这可能会导致阻碍创业的政策设计(Autor独创性/价值-这是对选民和小企业主对创业政策看法之间差异的首次实证评估。直接的政策含义包括需要提供更多沟通企业家关切的渠道。
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引用次数: 2
The digital Wild West: on social entrepreneurship in extended reality 数字狂野的西部:扩展现实中的社会创业
IF 1.9 Q2 ECONOMICS Pub Date : 2020-07-10 DOI: 10.1108/JEPP-03-2019-0018
Abigail N. Devereaux
Augmented and virtual reality, whose ubiquitous convergence is known as extended reality (XR), are technologies that imbue a user’s apparent surroundings with some degree of sensory virtuality. In this article, we are interested in how social entrepreneurs might utilize innovative methods in XR to solve social problems. Social entrepreneurship in XR presents novel challenges and opportunities not present in traditional regulatory spaces, as XR changes the environment in which choices are made. The complex and fast-changing nature of XR requires agile and context-sensitive governance to address these issues. Thus, we expect social entrepreneurs to create a new regulatory infrastructure to address challenges and opportunities presented by XR. My central thesis is that the dynamic, immersive, and agile nature of XR provides a fertile ground for the development of alternative forms of governance and incentivizes this development in contrast to relatively inagile, context-insensitive institutions of public governance.
增强现实和虚拟现实,其无处不在的融合被称为扩展现实(XR),是一种为用户的明显环境注入某种程度的感官虚拟性的技术。在这篇文章中,我们感兴趣的是社会企业家如何利用XR中的创新方法来解决社会问题。XR的社会创业带来了传统监管空间所没有的新挑战和机遇,因为XR改变了做出选择的环境。XR的复杂性和快速变化的性质要求敏捷和上下文敏感的治理来解决这些问题。因此,我们期望社会企业家创建一个新的监管基础设施,以应对XR带来的挑战和机遇。我的中心论点是,XR的动态、沉浸式和敏捷性为发展替代治理形式提供了肥沃的土壤,并激励了这种发展,而不是相对不成熟、对环境不敏感的公共治理机构。
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引用次数: 3
Entrepreneurial dynamics and investor-oriented approaches for regulating the equity-based crowdfunding 股权众筹的创业动态与投资者导向的规制方法
IF 1.9 Q2 ECONOMICS Pub Date : 2020-07-09 DOI: 10.1108/jepp-03-2019-0010
A. Cicchiello, M. Pietronudo, Daniele Leone, Andrea Caporuscio
PurposeThe aim of this research is to contribute to the existing literature about the entrepreneurial conditions in crowd-based contexts by describing how different European countries regulate equity crowdfunding market in order to incentive the investments and protect investors.Design/methodology/approachBased on a legal acts' analysis, we conduct a qualitative study comparing the crowdfunding regulation addressed to investors. In particular, we focus our analysis on the European countries with the highest concentration of crowdfunding platforms (i.e. the UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain).FindingsThe results show that some countries, such as the UK, Germany and France, present an investor-oriented approach based on non-restrictive regulation, while other countries, such as Spain and Italy, have a restrictive approach that protects investors excessively and discourages them. In particular, the case study of France shows how the introduction of unrestricted regulation can produce positive effects on the volume of crowdfunding transactions.Practical implicationsThe paper is addressed to investors, policymakers and intermediaries (platforms) to help the first in orienting themselves between the different crowdfunding regulations and the latter in aligning and orchestrating rules and norms.Originality/valueThis is the first study that analyses the role of investor-oriented regulations in the promotion of entrepreneurship through the identification of four key factors to monitor equity crowdfunding regulations.
本研究的目的是通过描述不同的欧洲国家如何规范股权众筹市场以激励投资和保护投资者,从而对众筹环境下的创业条件的现有文献做出贡献。设计/方法/方法基于对法律行为的分析,我们进行了一项定性研究,比较了针对投资者的众筹监管。我们特别关注众筹平台最集中的欧洲国家(即英国、德国、法国、意大利和西班牙)。研究结果表明,一些国家,如英国、德国和法国,采用了基于非限制性监管的投资者导向方法,而其他国家,如西班牙和意大利,采用了过度保护投资者并打击投资者的限制性方法。特别是,法国的案例研究表明,无限制监管的引入如何对众筹交易量产生积极影响。本文面向投资者、政策制定者和中介机构(平台),帮助前者在不同的众筹法规之间定位自己,帮助后者协调和协调规则和规范。这是第一个通过识别四个关键因素来监测股权众筹监管来分析投资者导向监管在促进创业中的作用的研究。
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引用次数: 10
Commercial social spaces in the post-disaster context 灾后背景下的商业社会空间
IF 1.9 Q2 ECONOMICS Pub Date : 2020-06-26 DOI: 10.1108/jepp-10-2019-0078
Stefanie Haeffele, A. Craig
Purpose - This paper argues that commercial entrepreneurial activities have social implications and can provide needed social spaces during the disaster recovery process, and that viewing commercial enterprises as socially valuable has implications for post-disaster public policy. Design/methodology/approach - This paper discusses themes and concepts developed through in-depth interviews conducted in New Orleans, Louisiana, and Houston, Texas, after Hurricane Katrina. Particular case studies of the personal experiences of communities that recovered after Hurricane Katrina are utilized to highlight how commercial entrepreneurship creates and maintains social spaces where community members can share resources and connect during the recovery process. Findings - Entrepreneurs need not have a specific social mission in order to make social contributions, and commercial entrepreneurship should create and maintain social spaces that are important for community recovery after disasters. Practical implications - The social spaces that commercial entrepreneurs facilitate should be considered when designing and implementing public policy in the post-disaster context. Policies can often hinder recovery, and policymakers should instead establish clear regulatory regimes and allow for greater space for entrepreneurs to act. Originality/value - This paper highlights the role entrepreneurs play in advancing social goals and purposes after disasters, specifically how commercial entrepreneurs can create and maintain social spaces where community members gather to discuss their challenges and strategies for disaster recovery. It highlights the extra-economic role of commercial entrepreneurs and discusses the implications for public policy based on this broadened conception of entrepreneurship.
目的——本文认为,商业创业活动具有社会影响,可以在灾后恢复过程中提供所需的社会空间,将商业企业视为具有社会价值的企业对灾后公共政策具有影响。设计/方法/方法——本文讨论了卡特里娜飓风后在路易斯安那州新奥尔良和德克萨斯州休斯顿进行的深入采访中形成的主题和概念。利用卡特里娜飓风后恢复的社区个人经历的具体案例研究,强调商业创业如何创造和维护社会空间,社区成员可以在恢复过程中共享资源并建立联系。调查结果-企业家不需要为了做出社会贡献而承担特定的社会使命,商业企业家应该创造和维护对灾后社区恢复至关重要的社会空间。实际影响-在灾后背景下设计和实施公共政策时,应考虑商业企业家所促进的社会空间。政策往往会阻碍复苏,政策制定者应该建立明确的监管制度,并为企业家提供更大的行动空间。独创性/价值-本文强调了企业家在灾后推进社会目标和目的方面所发挥的作用,特别是商业企业家如何创建和维护社区成员聚集在一起讨论他们的挑战和灾后恢复战略的社会空间。它强调了商业企业家的额外经济作用,并讨论了基于这种扩大的创业概念对公共政策的影响。
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引用次数: 1
Blockchain innovation and public policy 区块链创新与公共政策
IF 1.9 Q2 ECONOMICS Pub Date : 2020-06-20 DOI: 10.1108/jepp-07-2020-116
J. Potts, S. Davidson, C. Berg
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引用次数: 1
Supporting entrepreneurs when it matters: optimising capital allocation for impact 在必要时支持企业家:优化资本配置以产生影响
IF 1.9 Q2 ECONOMICS Pub Date : 2020-06-14 DOI: 10.1108/jepp-06-2019-0054
James Burton
PurposeThis paper argues that policymakers and academics should place more emphasis on maximising the additional benefit created by entrepreneurial support programs and impact investments. It demonstrates a robust approach to advancing this field of research by using qualitative methods to determine the variables that may predict the additional benefit a firm will gain from funding.Design/methodology/approachThe research is based on 60 semi-structured interviews averaging 1.5 h each; 45 with entrepreneurs that did or did not receive funding from a business plan competition in Nigeria, 15 with relevant elites. Detailed World Bank panel data on program participants further validated responses and supported conclusions.FindingsNumerous factors that may explain additional benefit were uncovered, including those that vary the need for external funding and those that vary access to it.Research limitations/implicationsQualitative methods explored variables previously assumed to be unobservable. Future studies are necessary to test the results quantitatively.Social implicationsUnderstanding the characteristics that indicate ex ante which firms would most benefit from support will help policymakers, impact investors and development institutions to more effectively allocate capital.Originality/valueThis paper addresses the paucity of research into increasing additional impact and demonstrates the value of pursuing it. Methods used to suggest additionality variables for such programs and many of the factors highlighted are unique to this study. The research is also based on unique access to the participants and un-anonymised data from a significant World Bank study, and on substantially more interviews than previous papers.
目的本文认为,政策制定者和学者应该更加重视最大限度地提高创业支持计划和影响力投资带来的额外收益。它展示了一种强有力的方法来推进这一研究领域,通过使用定性方法来确定可能预测公司将从资金中获得额外利益的变量。设计/方法论/方法研究基于60次半结构化访谈,每次平均1.5小时;45名企业家获得或未获得尼日利亚商业计划竞赛的资助,15名企业家获得相关精英的资助。世界银行关于项目参与者的详细小组数据进一步验证了回应并支持了结论。发现了许多可以解释额外收益的因素,包括那些改变外部资金需求的因素和那些改变获得外部资金途径的因素。研究局限性/含义定性方法探索了以前认为不可观察的变量。未来的研究有必要对结果进行定量检验。社会含义事先了解哪些公司最能从支持中受益的特征,将有助于决策者、投资者和发展机构更有效地分配资本。独创性/价值本文解决了对增加额外影响的研究不足的问题,并证明了追求它的价值。用于为此类项目提出额外性变量的方法和许多突出的因素是本研究独有的。这项研究还基于对参与者的独特访问和世界银行一项重要研究的匿名数据,以及比以前的论文多得多的采访。
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引用次数: 5
Intersections between policy and institutions: a focus on enterprise growth in Swaziland 政策与制度的交集:关注斯威士兰的企业成长
IF 1.9 Q2 ECONOMICS Pub Date : 2020-04-17 DOI: 10.1108/jepp-10-2019-0079
B. Urban, Zethu Dlamini
Purpose - Public policy supported by effective institutions is one of the key strategies for promoting entrepreneurial activities. However, the problem is that an enabling environment that supports entrepreneurship is often lacking in several African countries. The aim of this article is to deepen our understanding of the mix of policy and institutional factors which create an enabling environment for enterprise growth in Swaziland. Design/methodology/approach - Primary data are sourced from 200 enterprises across Swaziland's main regions and hypotheses are statistically tested using correlational and regression analyses. Findings - Results show that a mix of different institutional and state support factors such as access to markets, education and training, access to finance, contract enforcement, regulations and business support programmes all have a significant and positive impact on enterprise growth. Research limitations/implications - Study implications relate to the need for specific and targeted policy interventions required to foster an enabling environment in order to stimulate enterprise growth in Swaziland. Originality/value - Empirical investigations on enterprise growth in under-researched developing market contexts, such as Swaziland, are important since in many developing and emerging markets small enterprises are at the epicentre of the economy Moreover, this study adds to the stream of research highlighting that the application of institutional theory provides a detailed theoretical understanding of the actors and the process by which enterprise policy is formulated.
目的——由有效机构支持的公共政策是促进创业活动的关键战略之一。然而,问题是,一些非洲国家往往缺乏支持创业的有利环境。本文的目的是加深我们对政策和体制因素的理解,这些因素为斯威士兰的企业增长创造了有利的环境。设计/方法/方法-主要数据来自斯威士兰主要地区的200家企业,并使用相关和回归分析对假设进行统计检验。调查结果-结果显示,不同的机构和国家支持因素,如进入市场、教育和培训、获得资金、合同执行、法规和商业支持计划,都对企业增长产生了重大而积极的影响。研究局限性/影响-研究影响涉及到需要采取具体和有针对性的政策干预措施,以创造有利的环境,从而刺激斯威士兰的企业增长。原创性/价值-在斯威士兰等研究不足的发展中市场环境中对企业增长进行的实证调查很重要,因为在许多发展中和新兴市场中,小企业处于经济的中心。此外,这项研究增加了研究的内容,强调制度理论的应用提供了对行为者和制定企业政策过程的详细理论理解。
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