Entrepreneurship Development and the Role of Economic Transition in Entrepreneurial Activities in China
Zhang, Ying and Duysters, Geert (2010). Entrepreneurship Development and the Role of Economic Transition in Entrepreneurial Activities in China. UNU-MERIT.
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Author Zhang, Ying
Duysters, GeertTitle Entrepreneurship Development and the Role of Economic Transition in Entrepreneurial Activities in China Publication Date 2010 Publisher UNU-MERIT Abstract This study aims to elaborate entrepreneurship development in China and the role of China’s economic transition in entrepreneurial activities. Besides addressing China’s institutional transition environment, which is argued as the necessary condition of entrepreneurship development and as the ‘incubator’ of three generations of entrepreneurs in China, the applied panel dataset was organized by collecting data from 31 provinces in China in recent 4 years. Our results show that China’s economic development has a significant inversed U-shaped impact on entrepreneurship development in the transitional stage from efficient-driven to innovation-driven economy. Complementary conclusions in the recent transitional stage include that education resource and regional economic openness respectively has significantly positive impact on entrepreneurship. The interactive effect of education resources and economic openness was also found significantly positive but results associated with unemployment’s impact present that unemployment executes negative impact insignificantly, which is consistent with the fact of China’s entrepreneurship development is approaching to opportunity-oriented stage in recent years. UNU Topics of Focus Economic development Keyword Entrepreneurship development
Economic development
ChinaJEL J23
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