Titlebook: Locational Preferences of Entrepreneurs; Stated Preferences i Wilhelm J. Meester Book 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 Behaviora

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Introduction,preneur is no exception. The consequences of the decisions one makes as a private person generally remain limited to one’s own existence and that of those in one’s immediate surroundings. But the decisions made by entrepreneurs may have consequences for much larger groups of people, even for entire

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Theory,problem arises in this case. Even though there is already a large body of literature that is in one way or another relevant to the field of research, only few studies could be taken as direct examples of the research to be carried out here.

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Data Collection,he entrepreneurs themselves. At the time the investigation was started, no comparable studies were available on the Netherlands, as we have seen in Chapter 3. And the studies that were available on firm relocation, cited in Section 2.2, provide too little relevant information.

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The Influence of Location Factors,ct - in this case, the firm — exert an influence on that rating. Next, the logical step would thus be to examine the influence of the characteristics of the object. This may be done by ascertaining which features of the spatial elements (be they towns or regions) determine how they are rated by the

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The Relation between Distance and Rating,rating of possible locations in terms of high or low scores, the current location, as a firm characteristic, proves to have a strong influence (Sections 6.2 and 6.3). Also with regard to important aspects of the locational environment, the rating of spatial elements given by local entrepreneurs is g

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