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Barriers to entry in regulated markets are frequently conceptualized as static features that must be removed or overcome if new entrants are to successfully enter a market. However, government institutions regulating markets often consist of multiple levels existing in tension with one another....
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. Agency theory partly explains our findings. Specifically, some corporate governance mechanisms, i.e. board independence and … a controlling and management technique fosters corporate entrepreneurship in Romanian companies. Signalling theory …
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Entrepreneurship has long been exclusively associated with the business sphere, but despite efforts on the part of educational institutions, development centers, and government agencies, it has had a remarkably poor development on other dimensions such as on the public and social spheres. This...
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The rapid pace of digitalization forces new ventures to cope with external changes they cannot foresee. Improvisation is a crucial way for companies to respond effectively to sudden changes. However, the mechanisms underlying the improvisation-performance link are not fully understood. This...
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Connecting managerial literature with organization theory and economic views on entrepreneurship, the paper provides a …
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