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This study investigates the effects of human capital, social capital and their interaction on the performance of 1,398 Vietnamese new-born firms. Operating profit is used as the measure of success. Human capital is captured by individual-level professional education, start-up experience, and...
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In this paper we apply the concept of necessity and opportunity entrepreneurship to rural Vietnam. The aim is to … evaluate whether opportunity entrepreneurs in rural areas in developing countries have a greater potential to stimulate … endogenous non-farm growth than necessity entrepreneurs. The results show that opportunity entrepreneurs are relatively frequent …
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Is the lack of "managerial capital", alongside human and financial capital, a constraint on the growth of firms in developing countries? The evidence on this is still mixed, especially among small and medium enterprises. This paper uses a panel of Vietnamese small and medium enterprises to...
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We investigate how major historical shocks affect regional trajectories of economic activity. To this end, we conduct a comparative analysis of the development of entrepreneurship in East and West Germany after World War II. The introduction of an anti-entrepreneurial socialist economy in East...
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The relationship between female empowerment and economic development is one of the most complex examples of reverse causality, yet multiple scholars acknowledge that female empowerment promotes economic progress. One of the crucial aspects of female empowerment is female entrepreneurship;...
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) profitability and debt tax shields are no longer significantly important when entrepreneurs adopt informal debt financing; (ii) high … (iii) while human capital encourages entrepreneurs to obtain more loans, its interaction with institutional quality deters …
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