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This book addresses the effect of formal institutions, such as the number of procedures, education and training, access to credit and firm-level technology absorption, on the rates of entrepreneurial activity in emerging economies. It will test the thesis that this relationship becomes more instrumental when they are accompanied by lower levels of corruption as an informal institution. Moreover, this book suggests that entrepreneurs in emerging economies respond differently to the dynamics of the institutional environment depending on the nature of opportunities that arise from the country's…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book addresses the effect of formal institutions, such as the number of procedures, education and training, access to credit and firm-level technology absorption, on the rates of entrepreneurial activity in emerging economies. It will test the thesis that this relationship becomes more instrumental when they are accompanied by lower levels of corruption as an informal institution. Moreover, this book suggests that entrepreneurs in emerging economies respond differently to the dynamics of the institutional environment depending on the nature of opportunities that arise from the country's stage of development, and whether they are factor-driven, efficiency-driven, or innovation-driven economies.
Autorenporträt
Hasan Ghura ist Assistenzprofessor für Wirtschaft und Unternehmertum am Box Hill College in Kuwait. Er promovierte an der Brunel University London im Bereich Wirtschaft und Unternehmertum. Seine Forschungsinteressen konzentrieren sich auf die Verbindung zwischen Unternehmertum und wirtschaftlicher Entwicklung unter dem Blickwinkel der Institutionentheorie.