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Immigrants and entrepreneurship : business ownership is higher among immigrants, but promoting self-employment is unlikely to improve outcomes for less skilled

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successful than focusing on entrepreneurship. …

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Corporate income taxes and entrepreneurship : the type, quality, and quantity of entrepreneurship are influenced significantly by corporate income taxes-though only slightly

Block, Jörn - 2016

Corporate income taxation influences the quantity and type of entrepreneurship, which in turn affects economic … development. Empirical evidence shows that higher corporate income tax rates reduce business density and entrepreneurship entry … rates and increase the capital size of new firms. The progressivity of tax rates increases entrepreneurship entry rates …

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Do family and kinship networks support entrepreneurs? : family and kinship ties offer multiple benefits to developing country entrepreneurs but can also have adverse effects

Nordman, Christophe J. - 2016

Family and kinship networks are important in helping people get jobs and start companies, as statistics for developing countries show. Promising new research has begun to assess the positive and negative effects of these family and kinship ties on entrepreneurial success. To what extent, and...

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Corporate income taxes and entrepreneurship : the type, quality, and quantity of entrepreneurship are influenced significantly by corporate income taxes : though only slightly

Block, Jörn - 2021

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Do institutions matter for entrepreneurial development? : in post-Soviet countries, well-functioning institutions are needed to foster productive entrepreneurial development and gr...

Aidis, Ruta - 2017

Supportive institutional environments help build the foundations for innovative and productive entrepreneurship. A few …

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Can diversity encourage entrepreneurship in transition economies? : harnessing the benefits of diversity is essential for encouraging entrepreneurship in the transition region

Nikolova, Elena - 2017

Entrepreneurship is an important lever for spurring transition in the economies of the former Soviet Union and Central …

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How digital payments can benefit entrepreneurs : digital payments can effectively connect entrepreneurs with banks, employees, suppliers, and new markets

Klapper, Leora - 2023

Digital payment systems can conveniently and affordably connect entrepreneurs with banks, employees, suppliers, and new markets for their goods and services. These systems can accelerate business registration and payments for business licenses and permits by reducing travel time and expenses....

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Do institutions matter for entrepreneurial development? : in post-Soviet countries, well-functioning institutions are needed to foster productive entrepreneurial development and gr...

Aidis, Ruta - 2023

towards entrepreneurs continues to stunt entrepreneurship development. Some post-Soviet countries have initiated policies and … programs to support entrepreneurship, reduce regulatory burden and provide resources and increased access to financing. However …

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Knowledge spillovers and future jobs : in the future, jobs will be created by those bold enough to transform new ideas and knowledge into innovations

Audretsch, David B. - 2015

Globalization brings both good and bad job news. The bad news is that jobs will be outsourced from high-cost developed countries into lower-cost locations as soon as the associated economic activity becomes mechanized and predictable. The good news is that globalization creates opportunities...

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What can be expected from productive inclusion programs? : grants and training programs are great complements to social assistance to help people out of poverty

Rigolini, Jamele - 2016

Productive inclusion programs provide an integrated package of services, such as grants and training, to promote self-employment and wage employment among the poor. They show promising long-term impacts, and are often proposed as a way to graduate the poor out of social assistance. Nevertheless,...

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