Entrepreneur opportunity costs and intended venture growth

作者: Gavin Cassar

DOI: 10.1016/J.JBUSVENT.2005.02.011

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摘要: Abstract This study investigates how entrepreneur opportunity costs influence the intended future size of new ventures. In particular, using a survey nascent entrepreneurs in process starting venture, this paper examines sales revenue is influenced by current household income, education, and managerial experience. Consistent with cost human capital arguments, it found that individuals higher income greater supervisory experience have levels firm 5 years time. While finds stated preferences for growth also association between venture scale complementary to these preferences.

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