起業意識を促進する要因^[○!R] : 起業家教育の観点から

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This paper intends to clarify the factors that influence entrepreneurial minds to form start-up companies. Although the Japanese government has developed policies which support start-up companies, the rate of establishment of enterprises is on the decline. However, by revealing those factors that influence entrepreneurial minds, it may be possible to increase this rate. In our study, we focused on the following three points: (1) the "push factor" caused by dissatisfaction with one's job and how it influences individuals to form new ventures, (2) the outcome expectancies of start-up companies, and (3) the ability expectancies of individuals with entrepreneurial minds related to managing start-up companies. We conducted a questionnaire survey to research these factors. Our results suggest that ability expectancy influences entrepreneurial minds more than push factors and outcome expectancies.
2012-07-01