2015
DOI: 10.1111/joes.12111
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Individual Determinants of Self‐employment Entry: What Do We Really Know?

Abstract: Abstract:The analysis of the decision to enter into self-employment is a hot topic in economic

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“…Future research should also combine aspects of diversity in human and social capital with personality characteristics that are widely researched as factors related to self-employment (Caliendo et al 2014;Simoes et al 2015;Zhao and Seibert 2006). Moreover, Lazear's theory should be linked with persistence in self-employment and entrepreneurial success.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Future research should also combine aspects of diversity in human and social capital with personality characteristics that are widely researched as factors related to self-employment (Caliendo et al 2014;Simoes et al 2015;Zhao and Seibert 2006). Moreover, Lazear's theory should be linked with persistence in self-employment and entrepreneurial success.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Knowledge and skills can translate into entrepreneurial ideas, innovations, improvements, new practices, or applications, leading to new business ventures. However, entrepreneurship research has thus far produced insufficient evidence as to whether a particular set of knowledge and skills is needed to successfully exploit business opportunities (Galunic and Rodan 1998;Simoes et al 2015). One important focus concerns the need for expert knowledge versus the need for general and balanced knowledge.…”
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“…Though many scholars' conceptualizations on RNFM development are in similar directions, their findings show different directions of influences and conclusions of a few determinants with regard to their relative importance (Linan et al 2011;Simoes et al 2013;Thai and Turkina 2013). Considerable efforts have been put on explaining the existing gender gap in the entrepreneurial participation as well as on performance, yet potential role of female micro-entrepreneurship remains under researched.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the vast group of studies analyzing the individual characteristics of entrepreneurs, the following findings emerge: women have a lower propensity to enter into self-employment (Bosma & Schutjens, 2011;Simoes et al, 2016) but, when they do, they are more likely to be necessity-driven entrepreneurs (Kelly et al, 2016); young people show higher preferences to become self-employed than older people (there is an inverted U-shape relationship between age and self-employment) (Kelly et al, 2016;Simoes et al, 2016); and individuals with entrepreneurial families or with close friends who own businesses, are more likely to develop entrepreneurial intention and activity (Bosma & Schutjens, 2011).…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Overall, the entrepreneurial research is based on three main theoretical strands: the first one focuses on psychological and individual characteristics to identify the stereotypical entrepreneur (Simoes, Crespo, & Moreira, 2016); the second one emphasizes the influence of exogenous factors like social, economic and political systems to analyze favorable and unfavorable conditions for the development of entrepreneurial intentions (Bosma & Schutjens, 2011;Khuong & An, 2016); and the third one draws on behavioral approaches in order to better understand why individuals decide to start their own business (Krueger & Brazeal, 1994).…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%