This study seeks to respond to this question: How does gender egalitarianism (GE) affect the enactment of entrepreneurial intentions? For doing so, it applies a quantitative approach employing data from GEM and GLOBE at country level. Findings show that GE value moderates in nonlinear way the effects of entrepreneurial intentions on activities, and that GE value has also a curvilinear effect on entrepreneurial activity, while GE practice does not show any moderating role, both linear and nonlinear, in such relationship. All the relationships were controlled for country level variables

Enactment of Entrepreneurial Intention: Is Gender Egalitarianism a Facilitator or an Inhibitor?

CANNAVALE C.
;
RIVIECCIO G.
;
CLAUDIO L.
2019-01-01

Abstract

This study seeks to respond to this question: How does gender egalitarianism (GE) affect the enactment of entrepreneurial intentions? For doing so, it applies a quantitative approach employing data from GEM and GLOBE at country level. Findings show that GE value moderates in nonlinear way the effects of entrepreneurial intentions on activities, and that GE value has also a curvilinear effect on entrepreneurial activity, while GE practice does not show any moderating role, both linear and nonlinear, in such relationship. All the relationships were controlled for country level variables
2019
979-12-200-5309-9
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