… of Entrepreneurial Dynamics, we apply an empirical approach new to the entrepreneurial
entry … and the unobserved threshold, providing greater insight into the specific causal role of …

… While most rationales for building geographic clusters center around increasing firm
performance, our work suggests that clusters are beneficial because entry thresholds are lower in …

… Overall, our study shows that entry thresholds differ significantly between entrepreneurial
ecosystems. In Silicon Valley, entrepreneurs have to fulfil more challenging criteria to secure …

… To better understand ecosystem entry thresholds, we conducted semi-structured interviews
not only with start-ups that were fundraising, but also with other entrepreneurship actors …

… entrepreneurship, operationalized as self-employment or as employing other people. We find
compelling evidence that there are thresholds … to cross this higher threshold. Lastly, greater …

… can only indicate when expected performance exceeds the threshold (and what factors are
… threshold, this research better indicates why thresholds are exceeded and entry occurs. …

… to the specific context of entrepreneurial entry rather than entrepreneurial exit, this paper …
about alternative modes of entrepreneurial entry. In essence, threshold theory is a decision-…

… the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor. Our results indicate that entrepreneurial entry is inversely
… Freedom from corruption is significantly related to entrepreneurial entry, especially when …

… out the microeconomic entrepreneurial foundations of industrial dynamics (entry and exit) …
The main conclusion is that entry of new firms is heterogeneous with innovative entrepreneurs …

… For instance, I provide conditions under which, if the government aims at redistributing from
entrepreneurs to workers, top earning entrepreneurs are subsidized at the margin, as this …