This study examines the causal relationships between inequality, poverty, and entrepreneurship. We hypothesize that income inequality influences entrepreneurial activity, and entrepreneurial activity alleviates absolute poverty. Findings from a longitudinal analyses of a dataset from all 50 U.S....

This chapter discusses issues pertaining to crowdfunding and entrepreneurial internationalization. We extend prior literature by examining case studies and portals where entrepreneurial internationalization is facilitated by crowdfunding. We discuss opportunities, challenges, and future research...

The literature considers firms seeking finance through an initial public offering (IPO) as entrepreneurial. But are they? We hypothesize that firms in the latter stage of industry life-cycle, or late bloomer firms as less innovative, proactive, and risk-taking, signal entrepreneurial orientation...