Key Drivers of Entrepreneurial Behavior: Opportunity Identification, Intent to Start Up, and Human Capital Impact

Description

Why do only some people and not others recognize entrepreneurial opportunities? What is the impact of entrepreneurship education on students’ entrepreneurial abilities and their intention to start a new venture? How does human capital influence the decision to become an entrepreneur?
The author addresses these questions and further aspects of entrepreneurial behavior and activity. Three empirical studies cover topics related to the three phases in the entrepreneurial process – opportunity recognition, evaluation,and exploitation.

Explore more from our collection.