An Empirical Study on the Relationships between Dynamic Capabilities and Entrepreneurship Performance
Wei Wei Ye, Bing Bing Zeng, Xiao Jiao Chen
Abstract
Wei Wei Ye, Bing Bing Zeng, Xiao Jiao Chen
Abstract
Based on the concept of dynamic capabilities(Teece,1997), the paper used three dimensions to interpret the dynamic capabilities for entrepreneurship, then built Structural Equation Model(SEM) to quantitatively study the relationships between dynamic capacities and entrepreneurship performance. The study found that the leadership as the element of the dynamic capabilities for entrepreneurship played the most important role for high performance.
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Based on the concept of dynamic capabilities(Teece,1997), the paper used three dimensions to interpret the dynamic capabilities for entrepreneurship, then built Structural Equation Model(SEM) to quantitatively study the relationships between dynamic capacities and entrepreneurship performance. The study found that the leadership as the element of the dynamic capabilities for entrepreneurship played the most important role for high performance.
Key concepts: Entrepreneurship, Dynamic capabilities, Structural equation modeling, Dynamic equation, Economic geography, Business, Knowledge management, Industrial organization