Bridging the regional innovation policy and entrepreneurship: the role of intellectual capital

Hong, Yuxiang; Zhang, Mengfan

doi:10.1108/jic-12-2021-0332

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“…Innovation policies have a positive effect on macroeconomic development and promote the management of microenterprises [ 14 , 42 ]. The survival and development of market players are closely related to policy factors [ 43 ].…”

Section: Hypothesis Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Can innovative urban design optimize the business environment? Quasi-natural experimental evidence from China

Yang,

Ying,

Zhang

2023

Heliyon

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Section: Hypothesis Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Can innovative urban design optimize the business environment? Quasi-natural experimental evidence from China

Yang,

Ying,

Zhang

2023

Heliyon

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Evaluating intellectual capital within developmental entrepreneurial environments: conceptualising the sequential role of education and ecosystems

Crammond

2024

JIC

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PurposeThis paper evaluates intellectual capital (IC) within entrepreneurial environments, towards conceptualising the sequential role of education, its institutions in practice, and wider ecosystems. Well-established attributes of entrepreneurialism, such as idea generation, problem-solving, market expertise and risk awareness are commensurate to that of expected IC practices within enterprising organisations. However, scarce research has been undertaken concerning the confronting of IC practices and activities across collaborative, and sequential, multistakeholder partnerships and activities. This includes alignment to distinct stages of developmental entrepreneurialism inclusive of education and ecosystem support: knowledge exchange and training; mentoring the emergence of the start-up; strategically timing scale-ups; and continued navigation within networks while enduring change.Design/methodology/approachAn integrative review of the relationship between IC, entrepreneurs and new ventures is undertaken to evaluate developmental IC practices as per this paper’s highlighted sequential stages, within entrepreneurial environments and organisational contexts.FindingsSignificant roles and responsibilities are evident among collaborative sectors, benefitting the entrepreneurial process and heightening the importance and emergence of IC within entrepreneurial environments. Exposure to enterprise-specific education and support emphasises the developmental human capital process of progressing and protecting ideas and ventures. Latterly, ecosystem engagement leads to consistent intrapreneurialism amongst employees and new venture partners, influencing structured IC systems and enterprising cultures and relational aspects of responsive branding of commercial activity and increased market agility.Originality/valueThrough presenting an attribute-based framework, this paper conceptualises sequential multistakeholder intervention of IC practices and organisational considerations within institutions, as well as guiding the developmental role of education in emboldening individuals and organisations through building IC and evidencing entrepreneurial thinking.

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Does Innovation-driven Policy Optimize Urban-Energy-Consumption Structure? Evidence from National Innovation-driven City Pilot Policies

Cong,

Hou,

et al. 2024

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The restructuring of energy consumption is vital for fostering green, low-carbon economic, and societal development. Innovation-driven policies, as exemplified by incentives in pilot cities, are crucial in this restructuring. In this study, theoretical analysis is performed to elucidate the impact of innovation-driven policies on the structure of urban-energy consumption. Specifically, a multi-timepoint difference-in-differences model is employed, where national innovation-driven city pilot policies are leveraged in a quasi-natural experiment to systematically assess the impact. The study demonstrates that innovation-driven policies, as showcased by national pilot programs, substantially enhance the structure of urban-energy consumption. Moreover, the impact of this policy is significantly greater in cities with lower administrative tiers, greater geographical challenges, and greater focus on environmental preservation. Tests reveal that innovation-driven policies affect the structure of urban-energy consumption via green innovation and industrial structural optimization. The findings from this study offer valuable policy guidance for optimizing innovation-driven policies to benefit the energy-consumption structure, thus fostering sustainable development within the Chinese economy.

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Bridging the regional innovation policy and entrepreneurship: the role of intellectual capital

Cited by 3 publications

References 63 publications

Can innovative urban design optimize the business environment? Quasi-natural experimental evidence from China

Can innovative urban design optimize the business environment? Quasi-natural experimental evidence from China

Evaluating intellectual capital within developmental entrepreneurial environments: conceptualising the sequential role of education and ecosystems

Does Innovation-driven Policy Optimize Urban-Energy-Consumption Structure? Evidence from National Innovation-driven City Pilot Policies

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