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How do novice entrepreneurs with different social identities choose bootstrapping behavior?A study based on the QCA methodChinese Full Text

彭学兵陈梦婕刘玥伶

浙江理工大学启新学院丽水学院商学院浙江理工大学经济管理学院浙江经贸职业技术学院工商管理学院

Abstract: Social identity influences bootstrapping behavior. However， existing research approaches of net utility cannot explain the complex causal relationship between social identity and bootstrapping behavior. In this study， six conditional variables of entrepreneurs’ ascribed identities and achieved identities are integrated with the help of configuration thinking to explore how novice entrepreneurs with different combinations of social identities choose bootstrapping behavior. Through fuzzy set quali... More
Keywords：

Social Identity Theory; ascribed identity; achieved identity; bootstrapping behavior; fsQCA;

  • Series：

    (J) Economics ＆ Management

  • Subject：

    Enterprise Economy

  • Classification Code：

    F279.27

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