Entrepreneur and Risk
The Entrepreneur in 'Risk Society': The Personal Consequences of Business Failure
... risk that is involved in growing a business encourage business owners to remain small? Second, does it prompt forms of “loss aversion behaviour” (Bhidė, 2001), such as selling the business at the earliest ...
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An Improvement on An Interest Rate Commission Agent Banking System (AIRCABS MODEL)
... credit risk and liquidity crunch during financial crises remained highly disputed since the late 1990’s (Blundell-Wignall and Roulet, ...credit risk and liquidity crunch to individual investors and ...
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What makes an entrepreneur?
... business risk, and everyone knows that distribution; entrepreneurs receive the same expected utility as their workers; the entrepreneur is likely to be someone with unusually low risk-aversion (see ...
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Entrepreneur-firm characteristics and financing sources
... women entrepreneur successful ...innovativeness, risk-taking, re-training, business premises, and access to information as important factors influencing men entrepreneur business ...women ...
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Entrepreneur Challenges in India
... the risk, financially or emotionally, then you might make decisions that are too tepid to be ...an entrepreneur needs the strong sense of self-efficacy to believe the risk will be ...
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Determinants of Micro and Small Enterprises’ Access to Finance
... The variable entrepreneur’s age has a positive and statistically significant effect on MSE’s access to credit from formal financial institutions at 5% level of significance. Taking Entrepreneur’s age of >40 as a ...
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Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship A Literature Review
... The entrepreneur as main actor of the entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship Despite a rich and diverse literature, capturing the essence of entrepreneurship and the role of entrepreneur for the economic ...
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Technology Entrepreneurship : A Panacea in Youth Unemployment in Nigeria
... technology entrepreneur, specifically the knowledge and skills required by the entrepreneur to carry out technology based entrepreneurial activities successfully, (Abdulla h and Ahcene, 2011) Technological ...
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Once an entrepreneur, always an entrepreneur? The impacts of skills developed before, during and after college on firm start-ups
... We are also able to examine evidence of predictions from our extension of the Lazear theory to multiple periods. Most importantly, we find that broader academic programs raise the probability of entrepreneurial entry ...
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Innovation and Risk Management
... According to Fagerberg, Mowery et al (2005), an important distinction is normally made between invention and innovation. According to their authors, invention is the first occurrence of an idea for a new product or ...
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ROLE OF ENGINEERS AS ENTREPRENEUR IN PRESENT SCENARIO
... an entrepreneur is to convince his family for the risk of his choice of ...& Risk free, as it does not require funding , risks, & more time to get ...
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ENTREPRENEUR AND MANAGER ARE SEPARATE BEDFELLOWS
... describes entrepreneur as „wild risk takers‟, although many studies have shown that in fact the typical entrepreneur is very good at assessing risks (Katzenstein, ...the entrepreneur is the ...
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Environmental and Individual Determinants of Female Entrepreneurship in Algeria: Applying the Structural Equation Modeling
... female entrepreneur (personality, motivations, perception and risk-taking), and the environment with its specificities, constraints and expectations (culture, religion, education, social structures, family, ...
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The Effect of Motivation on Self Employment Duration in Germany: Necessity versus Opportunity Entrepreneurs
... an entrepreneur the following reasoning applies (see also Schwarz et ...the entrepreneur becomes older, she accumulates job-specific as well as general experience and ...older entrepreneur is more ...
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Effect of entrepreneur on science and IT parks
... the entrepreneur as the different and valuable thing by special carrier of time and necessary attempt along with the financial risks, psychic and social and financial rewards, psychic and social and likewise ...
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The Capital Structure of Business Start Up: Is There a Pecking Order Theory or a Reversed Pecking Order? —Evidence from the Panel Study of Entrepreneurial Dynamics
... One of the most fundamental questions of enterprise re- search: “How business start-ups are financed?” In fact, theoretical principles underlying the capital structure and financing choices can be generally described in ...
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Gender differences, risk attitude and entrepreneurship in Kyrgyzstan
... Yu and Artz (2018) investigated entrepreneurship and location choices among college-edu- cated persons in USA. Results of double selection model showed that rural location choice is strongly associated with growing up in ...
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Factors That Effecting The Successful Of Women Entrepreneur In Malaysia
... The number of involvement between women and men in entrepreneurship are significant and women seem tend to involve in small industries such as services, food and retails compared to men (Hamed et al., 1999). According to ...
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Challenges faced by Women Entrepreneur in India
... Skill, knowledge and adaptability in business are the main reasons for women‟s to emerge into business ventures. A strong desire to do something positive is an inbuilt quality of entrepreneurial women, who is capable of ...
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Psychological portrait of subjects of entrepreneur activity
... an entrepreneur highlights professional qualities that distinguish him from other ...Ukrainian entrepreneur: insufficient assessment of the entrepreneur's significance in modern society, weak legal ...
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