The heterogeneous landscape of innovation in female led-businesses – cross-country comparisons

Filculescu, Adina

doi:10.1515/mmcks-2016-0019

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“…All GEM data is published and collected from the website www.gemconsortium.org, as well as GEM entrepreneurship research reports. This database is heavily used in entrepreneurship research by various researchers (Filculescu, 2016; Mrożewski and Kratzer, 2016; Harms and Groen, 2017) because this data allows for compare ratings between different countries in the world as well as have an in-depth analysis on the factors affecting entrepreneurship of each country. It helps to empirically address the characteristics of business at the national level as well as the realities of entrepreneurship in those countries.…”

Section: Global Entreperneurship Indexmentioning

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The Relationship Between Entrepreneurship and National Competitiveness

Doan¹

2021

AUOES

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Currently, entrepreneurship is identified as an important factor for contributing to the economic development of the nation as well as the change of society. Entrepreneurship creates wealth, jobs, and economic growth in the country. Furthermore, a prominent feature of entrepreneurship is the enhancement of the country’s competitiveness. Therefore, building and improving the nation’s entrepreneurship is an urgent requirement to promote the country’s competitiveness in the best way. In this paper, the relationship between national competitiveness and entrepreneurship is confirmed through quantitative analysis methods. In addition, the influence of entrepreneurship on the national competitiveness of countries in the world is also introduced. The specific objective of the study is to present two related indexes, namely the global entrepreneurship index and the global competitiveness index. Furthermore, through the assessment and comparison of these two indicators, the study also analyzes the relationship between entrepreneurship and national competitiveness. The paper’s analysis is based on data covering 124 observed samples, provided by the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor in 2019 and the Global Competitiveness Report in 2019. Besides, analytical methods such as the graphic method, regression method were also performed. From this, it proved that there is existence a close relationship between the two indicators. The results show that the more entrepreneurship is raised, the more competitive the country will be. Therefore, the government needs to have policies that contribute to the development of national entrepreneurship. Herein, can contribute to supporting and promoting the competitiveness of the country. Finally, the presented results contribute to the promotion of studies assessing the influence of entrepreneurship and startups on national competitiveness. The paper ends with some discussion of the results and implications of the study.

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Section: Global Entreperneurship Indexmentioning

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The Relationship Between Entrepreneurship and National Competitiveness

Doan¹

2021

AUOES

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“…All GEM data is published and collected from the website www.gemconsortium.org, as well as the research report of entrepreneurship by GEM. This database is widely used in entrepreneurship research by many different researchers (Filculescu, 2016;Harms and Groen, 2017) because this data allows for evaluation comparison between different countries of the world as well as in-depth analysis of factors affecting the entrepreneurship of each country. This helps to experimentally solve the characteristics of entrepreneurship activity at the national level.…”

Section: Global Entrepreneurship Indexmentioning

confidence: 99%

Human Development and Its Impact on Entrepreneurship

Doan¹

2021

New Trends in Sustainable Business and Consumption

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Entrepreneurship has an important role in the economic and social development of each country. Entrepreneurship creates prosperity, employment, and economic growth. Therefore, building a suitable business environment and promoting entrepreneurship is an important task of the government of each country. Among the factors affecting entrepreneurship, the human factor plays the most important role. In this article, the relationship between human development and entrepreneurship is confirmed through quantitative methods. The results of measuring the impact of human development on the entrepreneurship of countries in the world are also presented. Furthermore, the specific goal of this paper is to present two related indexes -the global entrepreneurship index and the human development index. The study also ansalyzes the relationship between entrepreneurship and human development through the assessment and comparison of these two important indexes. The study is based on data including 134 observed samples from the Global Entrepreneurship Report of the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor in 2019 and Human Development Report of United Nations Development Program in 2019. Besides, the implementation of analytical methods such as the graph method, regression method has proven to have a close relationship between the two indices. The results show that promoting human development contributes to entrepreneurship. Therefore, countries need to have policies that contribute to improving human development, which in turn can contribute to support and strongly promote the entrepreneurship of these countries. The results presented contribute to motivating studies that assess the impact of human development on entrepreneurship. The paper concludes with a discussion of the results and implications of the study at the end.

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“…In addition to internal moderators, there are studies that looked at external moderators. Several studies in women entrepreneurship literature note that institutional constraints are a negative influencer firm performance of women-controlled firms (Brush et al , 2009; Filculescu, 2016). By this reasoning, we expect a negative outcome for innovation by women.…”

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Gender and firm innovation - A systematic literature review and future research agenda

Joseph

2020

IJEBR

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PurposeThis paper presents a systematic review of 94 research articles in the domain of gender and firm innovation to map the area and infer future research avenues. The literature captured in this review includes seven theoretical, 16 qualitative and 71 quantitative studies from over 50 journals, examining the role of gender in firm innovation in over 100 countries.Design/methodology/approachThis research utilises a reproducible systematic literature review process to identify prominent theoretical and empirical studies.FindingsThe findings suggest that the area is growing and presents interesting opportunities. However, it is observed that empirical investigations are primarily influenced by literature from the Anglo-Saxon areas and give little attention to contextual intricacies of emerging market countries. Among quantitative studies, three main themes of gender are addressed unevenly. They are Top Management Team (TMT) diversity level, R&D team diversity level and individual entrepreneur level studies. Six interesting research avenues are proposed as a major outcome of the review.Originality/valueThis review is one of the first of its kind to extensively review the literature of gender and firm-level innovation. The review consolidates and widens the understanding of the relationship between gender variables and firm innovation-related variables to advance the discussion in the domain by presenting research gaps and questions gleaned from the articles. To this end, the review presents six promising research avenues in the area of gender and firm innovation.

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The heterogeneous landscape of innovation in female led-businesses – cross-country comparisons

Cited by 12 publications

References 12 publications

The Relationship Between Entrepreneurship and National Competitiveness

The Relationship Between Entrepreneurship and National Competitiveness

Human Development and Its Impact on Entrepreneurship

Gender and firm innovation - A systematic literature review and future research agenda

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