Titlebook: Entrepreneurship in Transition Economies; Diversity, Trends, a Arnis Sauka,Alexander Chepurenko Book 2017 Springer International Publishing

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Staying in the Family: The Impact of Institutions and Mental Models on Entrepreneurship Development g or perpetuating existing institutional arrangements and attitudes toward entrepreneurship. It is argued that CIS countries are more likely to accept commonly held Soviet-based attitudes toward institutions and entrepreneurship as the norm, further reinforced through inter-CIS-based migration and media control.

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Erratum to: Unkrautschadwirkungen, and the ties among informally self-employed workers. It is argued that unlike market players, network entrepreneurs build markets from networks. Their practices have gained social legitimacy and are well-established informal market institutions, as they successfully serve as a labour market adjustment mechanism in Bulgaria.

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Entrepreneurship in Estonia: Combination of Political and Entrepreneurial Agendan government, for ICT development, from the 1990s, and entrepreneurship promotion in the twenty-first century manifest as political entrepreneurship. In a combination of these two aspirations, technology startup boom characterizes Estonian entrepreneurship in the second decade of the twenty-first century.

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The Network Entrepreneur in Small Businesses: The Bulgarian Case and the ties among informally self-employed workers. It is argued that unlike market players, network entrepreneurs build markets from networks. Their practices have gained social legitimacy and are well-established informal market institutions, as they successfully serve as a labour market adjustment mechanism in Bulgaria.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-09072-4uld be because unfavorable home country conditions could motivate firms to seek outside markets. Surprisingly, findings also show average firm size does not explain export performance. Finally, overall younger firm age is found to improve exports but to a threshold, after which export performance suffers as average firm age rises.

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