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Przedsiębiorczość w Polsce w świetle badań Global Entrepreneurship Monitor

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Gołębiowski G.
Studia BAS
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2014
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issue 1(37)
9-25
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The article looks at the questions related to the entrepreneurship and small and medium enterprises in Poland in light of international surveys. First, the relevant definitions are provided. Next, the author discusses the data from Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, an international study conducted by a consortium of universities in order to analyse the level of entrepreneurship in various countries. Its rationale, methodology and outcomes are also presented in the article. The main focus is placed on the case of Poland.
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New impulse for European economy? Comparison of entrepreneurship in Turkey and Poland

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Zbierowski P.
Journal of Economics and Management
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2015
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vol. 20A
73-85
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The paper analyses entrepreneurial attitudes, activity and aspirations in Turkey and Poland on the background of other European countries. The research is based on Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) project and uses independent sample t-test as a main analytical tool. The main conclusion is that Polish and Turkish entrepreneurial profiles are similar in some respects and different in other. Turkey has higher level of opportunity recognition, entrepreneurial intentions, Poland has high fear of failure and both countries have similar level of entrepreneurial activity. In both countries there is a considerable gender gap, businesses are innovative, in Turkey more entrepreneurs declare high growth expectations.
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Heterogeneity and Competitiveness of Entrepreneurial Processes in the European Union with Special Attention on Croatia as Candidate Country

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Pušnik K., Tajnikar M.
South East European Journal of Economics and Business
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2010
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vol. 5
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issue 1
7-18
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The paper investigates the efficiency of entrepreneurial processes in European Union member states and Croatia as a European Union candidate country. The authors follow the model of Davidsson (2004), who argues that entrepreneurial activity originates in three waves: the wave of ability, need and opportunity for entrepreneurship; the wave of perceptive ability, perceptive need and perceptive opportunity for entrepreneurship; and entrepreneurial motivation and activity. The authors of the paper argue that the efficiency of the transformations of one entrepreneurship wave to another can be measured by Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) on the basis of the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor database, which is a new approach to the analysis of entrepreneurial processes. The results indicate high level of heterogeneity of entrepreneurial processes among European Union member states. The authors give special attention to Croatia and conclude that the membership of Croatia in European Union would not threaten the entrepreneurial processes of this European Union candidate country.
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