Formal entrepreneurship theory in economics: existence and bounds

Article Abstract:

The concept of entrepreneurship does not easily lend itself to theoretical analysis but there are theories of entrepreneurship available. Three examples are presented that illustrate the use of theory in entrepreneurship. The first example deals with the supply of productive entrepreneurs, the second with technology-disseminating entrepreneurs and the last with the optimal entry of a new product in the market.

Evaluation, Economic research

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Contracting, signaling, and moral hazard: a model of entrepreneurs, 'angels,' and venture capitalists

Article Abstract:

A model of the relationship among entrepreneurs, 'angel' investors, and venture capitalists is formulated.

Financial management, Methods, Company investment, Investments, Investors, Strategic alliances (Business), Venture capitalists (Persons)

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Competing models of entrepreneurial intentions

Article Abstract:

A new study compares the ability of two models designed to predict entrepreneurship.

United States

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