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Entrepreneurship, growth, regional growth regimes

Authors: Michael Fritsch; Sandra Kublina;

Entrepreneurship, growth, regional growth regimes

Abstract

We distinguish four types of regional growth regimes based on the type of relationship between new business formation and economic development. The distinguishing characteristics of these regime types are analyzed in order to identify the reasons for different growth performance. Although growth regimes are highly persistent over time, typical transition patterns between regime types can be identified. We explain these patterns and draw conclusions for policy. The evidence clearly suggests that entrepreneurship is a key driver of economic development, and one that has long-run effects.

Keywords

O11, L26, ddc:330, new business formation, Entrepreneurship, new business formation, economic development, regional growth regimes, entrepreneurship, regional growth regimes, R11, economic development, jel: jel:L26, jel: jel:O11, jel: jel:R11

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