Bankruptcy recovery rate and small businesses’ innovation

Farè, Luca; Dejardin, Marcus; Toulemonde, Éric

doi:10.1080/00036846.2023.2208850

Applied Economics

2023

DOI: 10.1080/00036846.2023.2208850

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Bankruptcy recovery rate and small businesses’ innovation

Luca Farè

Marcus Dejardin

Éric Toulemonde

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Advisors for micro-entrepreneurs: is one as good as another in accessing alternative finance?

Soana,

Cucinelli,

Ronchini

2024

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Using a novel large database of Italian micro-entrepreneurs, we investigate how different sources of external business advice affect access to alternative finance. We distinguish three categories of external business advice: professional financial, professional non-financial, and non-professional. We also test whether financial knowledge of micro-entrepreneurs enhances their advice seeking for financial decision-making. We find that the use of alternative financial instruments increases when external business advisors are used, but some are more useful than others. Only professional financial advice is shown to increase the probability of accessing alternative finance by micro-enterprises, while non-professional and professional non-financial advice does not have the same effect. We also find that being more financially literate increases the probability that micro-entrepreneurs seek advice from highly professional sources, i.e., objective financial knowledge helps shape the quality of financial advice requested.

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Advisors for micro-entrepreneurs: is one as good as another in accessing alternative finance?

Soana,

Cucinelli,

Ronchini

2024

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Bankruptcy recovery rate and small businesses’ innovation

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Advisors for micro-entrepreneurs: is one as good as another in accessing alternative finance?

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