主  題：Corruption and Abandonment of Nascent Venture Creation Efforts in a Transition Economy: The Moderating Role of Social–cultural Climate

內(nèi)容簡介：This study investigates when the pervasiveness and arbitrariness of government corruption may inhibit and facilitate nascent entrepreneurs’ new venture creation in a transition economy. Using data from a random survey of 321 nascent entrepreneurs in China, we found that both the pervasiveness and the arbitrariness of corruption increase nascent entrepreneurs’ likelihood of discontinuing start-up efforts, generally showing a detrimental effect on new venture creation. However, the detrimental effect of pervasive corruption becomes weaker when the social–cultural climate is perceived hostile for entrepreneurs. The detrimental effect of arbitrary corruption, by contrast, weakens when the social–cultural climate is more favorable for entrepreneurs. The findings highlight the different impacts of the two dimensions of government corruption on nascent entrepreneurs’ abandonment of new venture creation in the presence of varying social–cultural support in different subnational locations of a transition economy.

報(bào)告人：楊靜鈺    高級講師

時(shí)  間：2016-06-01    15:30

地  點(diǎn)：敏達(dá)樓415

舉辦單位：經(jīng)濟(jì)與貿(mào)易學(xué)院  科研部