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An Institutional View of Local Entrepreneurial Climate

Asia-Pacific Social Science Review

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Title An Institutional View of Local Entrepreneurial Climate
 
Creator Roxas, Hernan; School of Marketing and International Business, Victoria University of Wellington
Lindsay, Val; School of Marketing and International Business, Victoria University of Wellington
Ashill, Nicholas; School of Marketing and International Business, Victoria University of Wellington
Vicorio, Antong; School of Government, Victoria University of Wellington
 
Subject Social Sciences
Integrated institutional approach, entrepreneurial climate, micro, small and medium enterprises, city-level
 
Description This paper proposes a conceptual framework on the role of formal and informal institutional factors at the sub-national level (e.g., city) in shaping the climate conducive for the growth and success of micro, small, and medium enterprises. Extant literature reveals that institutional analyses tend to focus on either formal or informal institutions, in narrow and fragmented ways. Likewise, previous studies focused their analysis on national or country-wide institutional frameworks, ignoring the institutional heterogeneity of regions and cities within a given country. This study attempts to develop an integrated institutional approach at the city-level and stretch the conceptual boundaries of formal and informal institutions as they shape the local entrepreneurial climate - the set of tangible and intangible institutional factors that are shaping the performance of entrepreneurial firms in a geographically and politically defined area such as a city.

KEYWORDS: Integrated institutional approach, entrepreneurial climate, micro, small and medium enterprises, city-level

Asia-Pacific Social Science Review Vol.7(1) 2007 27-44
 
Publisher De La Salle University
 
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Date 2008-05-12
 
Type Peer-reviewed Article

 
Format application/pdf
 
Identifier http://www.philjol.info/philjol/index.php/APSSR/article/view/113
10.3860/apssr.v7i1.113
 
Source Asia-Pacific Social Science Review; Vol 7, No 1 (2007); 27-44
 
Language en
 
Coverage Philippines