Intuitive optimizing: experimental findings on time allocation decisions with newly formed ventures

Article Abstract:

An experimental analysis was conducted to find out how people divide their time between leisure and working activities, and how they allocate their working time for their new venture and wage job. The study was based on two questionnaire experiments with business and economics students. The findings of the study show that entrepreneurial behavior is dependent on whether the venture dominates the wage job, or vice versa, or none dominates the other.

Methods, Time management

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Entrepreneurs' choice of entry strategy in emerging and developed markets

Article Abstract:

A systematic way to determine the optimal entry strategy in terms of entry timing and level of mimicry is presented. Results indicate a lower cost/benefit ratio with the use of a high mimicry entry strategy for companies entering emerging economies.

Evaluation, Strategic planning (Business), Emerging markets

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