channeled toward further wealth creation. We find that productive entrepreneurship depends on both the freedom to succeed and …

costs in developing and marketing a new technology, and in the process face substantial risk. Our analysis then suggests the …

Community Innovation Survey covering the period 1998-2000. The results of our empirical analysis support our theory …

Using state-level data on productive and unproductive entrepreneurship, shadow economy size, and public official … (higher) levels of informal economic activity. Additionally, I aim to connect entrepreneurship, shadow economy size, and …

methodology that combines institutions and human agency into an interdependent system, applying the configuration theory. We argue …

remaining income sources. 2) An entrepreneurship researcher would conclude that business owners are more generous than employees …, and 3) a researcher testing the validity of the life cycle theory (or its behavioral counterpart) would refute the …

, regardless of the success threshold, fear of failure is negatively associated with entry into entrepreneurship. Our findings …

We present a theory of entrepreneurial behavior that explores the relationship between overconfidence and successful …

We explore empirically the relationship between economic growth, factor inputs, institutions, and entrepreneurship. In … particular, we investigate whether entrepreneurship and institutions, either independently or in combination in an ecosystem … interdependent system of complementarities. We argue that entrepreneurship operating in particular institutional contexts, perhaps …

resolves this oversight by placing the theory of social entrepreneurship on an economic foundation. It outlines the economic … market economy. This chapter examines one such example: the growing field of social entrepreneurship. Although it attracts … major interest in management studies, social entrepreneurship has received scant attention from economists. This chapter …