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Factors influencing women's entrepreneurial intentions : a case study

Raudeliūnienė, Jurgita; Matar, Ibrahim - In: Journal of business economics and management 24 (2023) 4, pp. 754-770

Studying women's entrepreneurial intentions is critical not only for encouraging women's entrepreneurship but also for …

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Stereotypes about Successful Entrepreneurs

Lyonnet, Victor; Stern, Léa - 2023

What comes to mind when thinking about a successful entrepreneur? Belief formation models suggest that what comes to mind is an oversimplified picture of the characteristics of successful entrepreneurs, i.e, stereotypes about successful entrepreneurs. Using French administrative data on 48,767...

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Empirical models of imperfect competition : a discussion

Einav, Liran (contributor); Nevo, Aviv (contributor) - 2006

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From fault tree to credit risk assessment : a case study

Gatfaoui, Hayette - 2004 - This draft: September 2004

application of fault tree theory to credit risk assessment. The author explains that fault tree is one alternative approach of …

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Dynamics of Inductive Inference in a Unified Framework

Gilboa, Itzhak - 2011

We present a model of inductive inference that includes, as special cases, Bayesian reasoning, case-based reasoning, and rule-based reasoning. This unified framework allows us to examine, positively or normatively, how the various modes of inductive inference can be combined and how their...

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Subjectivity in inductive inference

Gilboa, Itzhak; Samuelson, Larry - In: Theoretical economics : TE ; an open access journal in … 7 (2012) 2, pp. 183-215

This paper examines circumstances under which subjectivity enhances the effectiveness of inductive reasoning. We consider agents facing a data generating process who are characterized by inference rules that may be purely objective (or data-based) or may incorporate subjective considerations....

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Implications of quantal response statistical equilibrium

Scharfenaker, Ellis - 2019

This paper explores the foundations and properties of the quantal response statistical equilibrium (QRSE) model developed by Scharfenaker and Foley (2017). The QRSE model provides a behavioral foundation for the formation of aggregate economic outcomes in social systems characterized by negative...

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Female Entrepreneurship Theory : A Multidisciplinary Review of Resources

Loza de Siles, Emile - 2011

entrepreneurship from across multiple disciplines. She reports that the legal academy has only minimally engaged in entrepreneurship … scholarship and not at all as to female entrepreneurship. Author reviews the origins of female entrepreneurship literature and the … compilations describing the emergence of female entrepreneurship as a business and social phenomenon, the women who undertook and …

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Entrepreneurship and Economic Development : What is the Difference Between Austrian and New Institutional Approaches? (in Czech)

Otáhal, Tomáš; Grochová, Ladislava - 2012

What is the role of entrepreneurship in economic development from the perspective of neo-austrian and new institutional …

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The Salience of Entrepreneurship : Evidence from Online Business

Huang, Yi; Lin, Chen; Liu, Sibo; Manso, Gustavo - 2021

We study the psychological bias underlying the decision to become an entrepreneur in the online business context. Using entrepreneurs affiliated with Taobao Marketplace, the world’s largest online shopping platform, as our sample, we find that people who observe the emergence of successful...

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