... Multivariate analysis The quantitative and qualitative progress and survival of new firms have for a long time been assumed – based on a strong body of literature (Lee et al., 2004) grounded in Schumpeter's work on economic development from 1934 onwards (Schumpeter, 2017...

.... Self-employment Multivariate analysis Work characteristics Work-life balance Cross-national Job demands and resources JDR approach Multi-level Within the group of self-employed workers, we see a growing variation in work characteristics. The increasing use of information technology...

... performance is more widely valid across the developing world, the following hypothesis can be therefore tested. Bribery enhances firm performance hypothesis: Entrepreneurs Corruption Multivariate analysis Developing countries Firm performance Bribery Bribery is now recognised...

... ; Winship and Radbill, 1994). For the multivariate analysis, however, and reflecting the majority of the literature on whether to use a weighting scheme or not (Pfeffermann, 1993 ; Sharon and Liu, 1994 ; Solon et al., 2013 ; Winship and Radbill, 1994), the decision has been taken not to do so...

...). In response to Slater and Narver's (1995, p. 72) research question: RQ4. How does a person assess whether an organization has actually learned? Entrepreneurs Growth Small to medium sized enterprises Multivariate analysis Small firms Fast growth small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs...

... Small-to-medium-sized enterprises Behaviour Values Entrepreneurial orientation Multivariate analysis Personal values are at the very core of the diverse world of human behavior and every decision and action is a manifestation of those values (Uy, 2011). The link between values, attitudes...

... Entrepreneurialism Multivariate analysis Research methods Organizational performance Small to medium‐sized enterprises The concept of entrepreneurial orientation (EO) (Lumpkin and Dess, 1996, 2001) has received considerable interest in contemporary entrepreneurship research. EO generally refers...

... the firm, the founder and the environment. Dichotomizing between the two types of firms the univariate analysis of the “matched samples”identified statistically significant differences with regard to only 14 variables (10 per cent). Additional multivariate analysis was conducted. Results from a logit...