Table 2.

Poisson regression results for the moderating effects of culture on the relationship between stigma and entrepreneurial activitya

DV: level of entrepreneurial activitybModel 1Model 2Model 3Model 4Model 5
Individualism*stigma 0.015*** [0.004]   
Masculinity*stigma  −0.010*** [0.003]  
Uncertainty avoidance*stigma   0.001 [0.005] 
Power distance*stigma    −0.022*** [0.004]
Stigma−0.009*** [0.003]−0.017*** [0.003]−0.011*** [0.004]−0.010*** [0.003]−0.022*** [0.003]
Individualism−1.918*** [0.197]−0.369 [0.426]−1.739*** [0.164]−1.922*** [0.194]−2.055*** [0.161]
Masculinity0.332*** [0.088]0.392*** [0.083]−0.613** [0.277]0.330*** [0.089]0.428*** [0.079]
Uncertainty avoidance0.310* [0.169]0.297* [0.152]0.209 [0.175]0.434 [0.621]0.473*** [0.164]
Power distance−2.183*** [0.196]−2.134*** [0.172]−1.766*** [0.199]−2.201*** [0.228]−4.542*** [0.507]
Time to discharge0.016*** [0.004]0.019*** [0.003]0.014*** [0.003]0.016*** [0.004]0.022*** [0.003]
Environmental munificencea0.063*** [0.018]0.065*** [0.017]0.059*** [0.016]0.064*** [0.019]0.061*** [0.016]
Legal system and property rights0.037 [0.077]0.110 [0.072]0.043 [0.075]0.028 [0.094]0.208*** [0.069]
Credit market controls−0.427*** [0.067]−0.434*** [0.067]−0.388*** [0.066]−0.428*** [0.068]−0.415*** [0.060]
Business regulation0.011 [0.056]−0.008 [0.058]−0.007 [0.058]0.011 [0.056]−0.042 [0.060]
Proportion unemployed1.260 [2.195]1.696 [1.820]2.571 [2.311]1.397 [2.089]0.255 [1.935]
Tax rates0.036*** [0.006]0.030*** [0.006]0.034*** [0.005]0.037*** [0.007]0.021*** [0.006]
Total employedb−0.000*** [0.000]−0.000*** [0.000]−0.000*** [0.000]−0.000*** [0.000]−0.000*** [0.000]
Constant8.149*** [0.863]7.097*** [0.713]7.953*** [0.817]8.158*** [0.878]6.068*** [0.689]
Wald chi-square798.99698.63820.59781794.6
Prob > chi-sq.0.0000.0000.0000.0000.000
Log pseudolikelihood−18,746.613−16,641.41−17,402.19−18,724.546−15,901.712
Pseudo R20.7930.8160.8080.7930.824
No. of observations138138138138138

Notes:

Robust standard errors in brackets; bDV subtracted to avoid double counting; ***p < 0.01; **p < 0.05; *p < 0.1. aThe relative increases in environmental munificence (measured by GDP growth rate) would affect perceptions opportunity availability and potential slack resources to take advantage of them. Perceptions of increases in environmental munificence are more likely to stimulate entrepreneurial initiatives than absolute levels; bThis measure (i.e. individual self-employed) mitigates the risk of including forced enterprises that could be driven by different considerations

Source: Table by author Naga Lakshmi Damaraju

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