Learning about the unknown: How fast do entrepreneurs adjust their beliefs?

Article Abstract:

A model to measure the magnitude of belief adjustment that entrepreneurs do to their decision making in the wake of new information, instead of depending upon past experiences is presented and its results are discussed.

Financial Forecasting, Forecasting, Decision-making, Models, Decision making, Measurement, Business forecasting

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Reconciling diverse approaches to opportunity research using the structuration theory

Article Abstract:

A focus on the using of structuration theory (ST) to reconcile six approaches and opportunity research which emphasizes the recognition or formation of entrepreneurial opportunity is presented.

Usage, Lattice theory

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Entrepreneurship as the nexus of individual and opportunity: a structuration view

Article Abstract:

A structuration theory proposing that entrepreneurship is a balance between individual and opportunity is presented.

Analysis

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