Association Between Entrepreneurship Ecosystem and Entrepreneurial Behavior & Attitudes

Entrepreneurship ecosystem and entrepreneurial behaviour & attitudes are significantly associated with several variables associated with social development, economic development, science & technological development, intellectual property right regime, geographical location, government polici...

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Published in:Journal of global information management 2024-09, Vol.32 (1), p.1-26
Main Authors: Sharma, Ashutoah, Das, Niladri, Singh, Surendra P, Vishwakarma, Alok K
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Attitudes
Demographic variables
Ecological succession
Economic development
Economic growth
Ecosystems
Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurship
Geographical locations
Indicators
Manufacturing
Public policy
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Summary:Entrepreneurship ecosystem and entrepreneurial behaviour & attitudes are significantly associated with several variables associated with social development, economic development, science & technological development, intellectual property right regime, geographical location, government policies, demographical profile, and cultural aspects of the people. This study creates entrepreneurship ecosystem development index (EEDI) and entrepreneurial behaviour & attitude index (EBAI) to explain the relative performance of entrepreneurship ecosystem and entrepreneurial behaviour & attitudes, respectively. Different indicators associated with entrepreneurship ecosystem and entrepreneurial behaviour & attitudes, respectively used to create EEDI and EBAI. These indicators are recognized as a key element of entrepreneurship ecosystem and entrepreneurial behaviour & attitudes by global entrepreneurship monitor (GEM). Subsequently, it examined the association of estimated EEDI and EBAI by including some relevant indicators as control variables in proposed empirical models.
ISSN:1062-7375
1533-7995
DOI:10.4018/JGIM.354588