Summary of hypotheses
| Hypothesis | Result |
|---|---|
| H1a: Postmaterialism has a positive effect on the probability of becoming a social entrepreneur | Supported |
| H1b: The positive effect of postmaterialism is higher on the probability of females than males becoming social entrepreneurs | Supported |
| H2a: Altruism has a positive effect on the probability of becoming a social entrepreneur | Supported |
| H2b: The positive effect of altruism is higher on the probability of females becoming social entrepreneurs than males | Not supported |
| H3a: Membership in a social organization has a positive effect on the probability of becoming a social entrepreneur | Not supported |
| H3b: The positive effect of membership in a social organization is higher on the probability of males than of females becoming social entrepreneurs | Not supported |
| H4a: Both social and traditional entrepreneurship have a positive effect on individual economic well-being, although the effect of social entrepreneurism is higher | Supported |
| H4b: Both female and male social entrepreneurs have a positive effect on individual economic well-being, though the effect of male entrepreneurism is higher | Supported |
| Hypothesis | Result |
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| Supported | |
| Supported | |
| Supported | |
| Not supported | |
| Not supported | |
| Not supported | |
| Supported | |
| Supported |
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