The Selectiveness of the Entrepreneurial Process
27 Pages Posted: 22 Dec 2011
Date Written: January 2012
Abstract
This paper focuses on the phase before a firm is founded. Based upon cross‐sectional data from the German section of the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, the specific aims of the paper are to shed some light on the selection that takes place during the entrepreneurial process and to explain empirically the demographic and cognitive characteristics of (potential) entrepreneurs. The results reveal significant differences between common determinants of the different phases of the entrepreneurial process.
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The Selectiveness of the Entrepreneurial Process
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