Entrepreneurial activities and institutional environment in China

This article aims to examine the relationship between the quality of an institutional environment and the characteristics of entrepreneurial activities within the context of China.An event study was conducted to investigate the impacts of the announcement of the Forbes China Rich List on prices of the shares associated with entrepreneurs on the list.This article concludes that the quality of an institutional environment is greatly negatively related to unproductive entrepreneurial activities.

Cross-border E-commerce Reform and Entrepreneurial Activity in Urban Services - Evidence from Chinese Service Industry Enterprise Registration Data

Cross-border e-commerce(CBEC)significantly stimulates foreign trade development and the flow of goods and services.This study,using Chinese city-level data and a multiperiod difference-in-differences model based on CBEC comprehensive pilot zones,explores the impact of CBEC reform on urban service industry entrepreneurship.The results show that CBEC reform increased entrepreneurial activity,and this is confirmed by robustness tests.The mechanisms driving this efect include the attraction of foreign direct investment,improved information infrastructure,and talent development.Regional analysis reveals stronger effects in central,western,and noncoastal cities,and industry analysis highlights public and consumer services.Spatial heterogeneity shows that the reform's impact diminished with distance from pilot zones,with potential inhibitory efects in remote areas.This study demonstrates how CBEC reform can stimulate entrepreneurship and foster economicgrowth.

The development and practice of starting businesses guiding system construction of students

The impact of the financial crisis exacerbated the students＇ employment situation, and the current situation of college students＇ entrepreneurial activities is worrying, which urgently need a systematic support program to be support and guide to the main business college. Based on the analysis of current situation and problems, this paper tries to build a entrepreneurial support system of contemporary college students as core, of tripartite coordinating community, university and government as basis to promote the healthy and sustainable development of entrepreneurial activities for the ultimate purpose of the entrepreneurial support system, to promote the healthy and sustainable development of entrepreneurial activities.

Public Policy Environment and Entrepreneurial Activities： Evidence from China

What determines the effectiveness of government entrepreneurship policies on the regional development of entrepreneurial activities in China？ Using panel data analysis, this study develops a comprehensive framework that examines the effects of various factors, including government efficiency and government support for business, finance and technology, on facilitating the creation of new ventures. Based on provincial data collected between 2009 and 2014, we find that the level of infrastructure development, government incubators and venture capital-guided funds have positive and significant effects on entrepreneurial activities. The findings of our study suggest that local government efficiency is a fundamental precondition for entrepreneurship policies to effectively boost the regional economy.

Cross-Country Differences in Entrepreneurial Activity： The Role of Cultural Practice and National Wealth

In this paper, we argue that national culture is important in interpreting the differences of entrepreneurial activities between countries. Furthermore, national wealth plays a moderating role between national culture and entrepreneurial activities. Datasets from the Global Leadership and Organizational Behavior Effectiveness （GLOBE） project and Global Entrepreneurship Monitor （GEM） study were analyzed. We find that there are interaction effects between GDP, a proxy for national wealth, and several cultural dimensions on entrepreneurial activities. More traditional cultural variables （in-group collectivism, humane orientation, and power distance） enhance early-stage and established entrepreneurship in low- and medium-GDP countries, but hinder early-stage and established entrepreneurship in high-GDP countries. More modernistic cultural variables （performance orientation, future orientation, and uncertainty avoidance） promote high-growth and high-innovation entrepreneurship in some situations, especially in high-GDP countries. Implications and limitations are discussed.