计量经济分析 = Econometric analysis

https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.2307%2F3343168.pdf

Development as Freedom

The author systematically examines one of the important issues of information — establishing the market price. He introduces the concept of «search» — where a buyer wanting to get a better price, is forced to question sellers. The article deals with various aspects of finding the necessary information.

Economics of Information

The resource-based view (RBV) is one of the most widely accepted theories of strategic management. However, to date no systematic assessment of the RBV's level of empirical support has been conducted. In response, a sample of RBV-grounded empirical articles was analyzed from which it was found that the RBV has received only modest support overall and that this support varies considerably with the independent variable and theoretical approach employed. It is therefore suggested that scholars avoid the tendency to test models reflecting early incarnations of the RBV and instead test those that incorporate its more contemporary theoretical extensions. Copyright © 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

Empirical research on the resource-based view of the firm: an assessment and suggestions for future research

This paper sets out to explore contexts for entrepreneurship, illustrating how a contextualized view of entrepreneurship contributes to our understanding of the phenomenon. There is growing recognition in entrepreneurship research that economic behavior can be better understood within its historical, temporal, institutional, spatial, and social contexts, as these contexts provide individuals with opportunities and set boundaries for their actions. Context can be an asset and a liability for the nature and extent of entrepreneurship, but entrepreneurship can also impact contexts. The paper argues that context is important for understanding when, how, and why entrepreneurship happens and who becomes involved. Exploring the multiplicity of contexts and their impact on entrepreneurship, it identifies challenges researchers face in contextualizing entrepreneurship theory and offers possible ways forward.

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/Delivery.cfm/j_1540-6520_2010_00427_x_wml.pdf?abstractid=1784106&mirid=2

Contextualizing Entrepreneurship—Conceptual Challenges and Ways Forward:

"The Role of Venture Capital and Entrepreneurship in Innovation-Driven Economic Growth", Winston T.H. Koh. "The Implications of Corporate Governance Reform for the Japanese Venture Capital Industry", Phillip H. Phan and Toru Yoshikawa. "Knowledge Transfer: The Development of Venture Capital in South East Asia", William Scheela. "Learning from Experience in Corporate Venture Capital Programs: an Empirical Analysis of the Global Network Operator Industries", James Henderson and Benoit Leleux. "Venture Capital Investments in Family Businesses The Financier Perspective", Jorge Silva. "M&A and Diversification Strategies of VC-Backed Firms in the Biotechnology Industry-Towards Understanding the Perspective of Venture Capitalists and their Portfolio Companies", Dodo zu Knphausen-Aufsess, Andreas Zaby and Sonja Kind. "Assessing the Scale of the Equity Gap", Rebecca Harding and Marc Cowling. "The Entrepreneur and the Venture Capitalist as a Team: A Game-Theoretic and Upper-Echelon Theory of Cooperation and Defection", Frits H. Wijbenga and Arjen van Witteloostuijn. "Realities of Long-Term Post Investment Performance for Venture-Backed Enterprises", Gavin C. Reid and Julia A. Smith.

Venture capital and the changing world of entrepreneurship

We extend the work of Fattoum-Guedri, Guedri, and Delmar (2018) by suggesting that the number of family blockholders moderates the relationship between the distribution of voting power between fami...

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Commentary: Blockholder Structures and Power Mechanisms in Family Firms:

Our knowledge of the factors influencing SME growth has increased dramatically over the last two decades. Scholars have pointed to factors influencing business growth intentions; yet we still have limited understanding of the context and conditions under which the leaders of SMEs view business growth as desirable and feasible. Leadership behaviours and management activities through interactions and complementarities among individuals, processes and structures create growth capabilities; moreover, existing evidence suggests a positive relationship between growth capabilities and growth; however, much less is known about the determinants of these capabilities. In this review we focus on entrepreneurial leadership and capabilities for growth. Our review highlights four concepts: leadership, dynamic firm capabilities, substantive capabilities and growth outcomes. We examine evidence for the processes, routines and resources underlying substantive growth capabilities. We review evidence relating managerial cognitions, motivations and decisions to invest in growth. We review what is known about the dynamic capabilities that support the sustained pursuit of new opportunities and highlight areas of consensus and contention.

Entrepreneurial leadership, capabilities and growth: A review of existing evidence

This inductive study explores the strategies deployed to gain venture legitimacy in an environment characterised by competing institutional logics, namely sustainable entrepreneurship. We draw on cases of sustainable entrepreneurs to highlight the variety of legitimation strategies used whilst explaining the decision making processes underpinning the choice of a particular strategy. We note that attempts to gain venture legitimacy may over-ride ambitions to enhance the proto-institutional status of sustainable entrepreneurship. In doing so, we contribute to extant literature on new venture legitimation strategies by highlighting the important role played by institutional context.

Deniz Ucbasaran

Papers

Venture capital and the changing world of entrepreneurship

Commentary: Blockholder Structures and Power Mechanisms in Family Firms:

Entrepreneurial leadership, capabilities and growth: A review of existing evidence

Building legitimacy in the face of competing institutional logics: evidence from sustainability- driven entrepreneurs

Information Search and Opportunity Identification, Pursuit, and Exploitation by Type of Entrepreneur