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-and-acquisition market and foster entrepreneurship. A creative economy also depends on making SMEs, which account for 87% of employment, more … government funding programmes, which discourage the expansion of SMEs. The growth of small firms also depends on resolving labour …
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The International Award for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Research was instituted in 1996, and it is now firmly established as the leading Prize for outstanding research contributions in the area. Thanks to a generous donation from the Swedish entrepreneur Rune Andersson it has been...
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medium enterprises (SMEs) in Istanbul, Turkey. This study revealed that entrepreneurial passion and business model innovation …, fostering an entrepreneurial passion is crucial to the growth of new SMEs. Therefore, entrepreneurship education should inspire …
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SMEs play an important role in the development of regional innovative systems because of their potential to accept new … technologies and show fast growing rates. There is an interdependence between emergence of fast growing SMEs ('gazelles') and …-growing manufacturing SMEs during post-crisis period (2009-2012), the main focus was on the determinants of the companies' share in total …
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Asian economies. Meanwhile, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) make a small contribution to supply chain activity … also influence jo ining supply chains. The paper suggests that governments can facilit ate SMEs joining supply chains … through a market-oriented strategy for SMEs, modern physical infrastructure, streamlined bureaucratic procedures and good …
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This paper studies a repeated-game model in which firms can build a reputation for rewarding innovative employees. In any Pareto efficient equilibrium, low-value innovations get developed in established firms, while high-value innovations get developed in startups. The threshold level can be...
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This paper studies a repeated-game model in which firms can build a reputation for rewarding innovative employees. In any Pareto efficient equilibrium, low-value innovations get developed in established firms, while high-value innovations get developed in startups. The threshold level can be...
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' high value to acquirers prior to exiting. This increases the VC-backed companies' patenting intensity and long … clauses would reduce such excessive, signaling-driven investment and patenting intensity. …
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Promoting Business Incubators (BI) in Universities can go a long way in promoting entrepreneurial opportunities for students, graduates, faculty members and researchers. Also, this may give an opportunity for other private enterprises/ entrepreneurs to set up an enterprise utilising patented...
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What is the role of startups within the innovation ecosystem? Since 2000, startups have grown in their share of commercializing research from top U.S. universities; however, prior work has little to say on the particular advantages of startup ventures in the innovation process relative to more...
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