A reziliencia, a vállalkozói énhatékonyság és a teljesítmény kapcsolatrendszere

Az állam sérülékenységének hatása fiatal vállalkozók esetében

  • Vörös Zsófia Pécsi Tudományegyetem, Közgazdaságtudományi Kar, Gazdaságtudományi Kiválósági Központ
  • S. Gubik Andrea Miskolci Egyetem, Gazdaságtudományi Kar, Gazdaságelméleti és Módszertani Intézet

Absztrakt

A vállalkozói énhatékonyság és reziliencia a vállalkozói siker lényeges meghatározói. E tanulmányban 37 ország adatainak felhasználásával vizsgáljuk, hogy az állam sérülékenységéből fakadó nehézségek miként befolyásolják a reziliencia és a vállalkozói énhatékonyság kapcsolatát, valamint a reziliencia vállalkozói teljesítményre gyakorolt hatásmechanizmusait a fiatal vállalkozók körében. Eredményeink azt mutatják, hogy a vállalkozói énhatékonyság és teljesítmény közötti kapcsolat szorosabb a stabil, mint a sérülékeny országokban, a reziliencia és a vállalkozói teljesítmény közötti kapcsolat pedig szorosabb a sérülékeny, mint a stabil országokban. A stabil országokban a reziliencia nagyobb fokú vállalkozói énhatékonysággal jár együtt, és a vállalkozói énhatékonyság közvetíti a reziliencia vállalkozói sikerre gyakorolt hatását. A törékeny országokban azonban a reziliencia és a vállalkozói énhatékonyság között nem áll fenn közvetítői kapcsolat. Ezek az eredmények arra utalnak, hogy sérülékeny környezetben a vállalkozók olyan akadályokba ütköznek, amelyek reziliens leküzdése kevésbé járul hozzá a tapasztalati tanuláshoz, a vállalkozói képességek növekedéséhez, mint a stabil állami keretrendszerek vállalkozói kihívásaira adott válaszlépések, például egy erős piaci versenyhelyzetben vagy a gyors technológiai fejlődés esetén adott vállalkozói válaszok.

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VörösZ., & S. GubikA. (2025). A reziliencia, a vállalkozói énhatékonyság és a teljesítmény kapcsolatrendszere: Az állam sérülékenységének hatása fiatal vállalkozók esetében. Közgazdasági Szemle, 72(9-10), 900-918. https://doi.org/10.18414/KSZ.2025.9-10.900
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