Size of government and entrepreneurship. Analysis of three groups of
Juan Carlos Díaz Cásero, Ángel Manuel Díaz Aunión
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Juan Carlos Díaz Cásero, Ángel Manuel Díaz Aunión
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been used the variables “size of government” of the economic freedom indices released by the Economic Freedom Network (2000-2009) and by The Heritage Foundation (2000-2011), and the variables of “entrepreneurship” released by the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor. Furthermore, the same analysis has correlations have shown that the “size of government” is related to entrepreneurship. The variables “Size of Government: Expenditures, Taxes and Enterprises” and “ Government Size” have revealed a positive correlation with the total, opportunity and necessity entrepreneurial activity indices for the economies
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been used the variables “size of government” of the economic freedom indices released by the Economic Freedom Network (2000-2009) and by The Heritage Foundation (2000-2011), and the variables of “entrepreneurship” released by the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor. Furthermore, the same analysis has correlations have shown that the “size of government” is related to entrepreneurship. The variables “Size of Government: Expenditures, Taxes and Enterprises” and “ Government Size” have revealed a positive correlation with the total, opportunity and necessity entrepreneurial activity indices for the economies
Key concepts: Entrepreneurship, Government (linguistics), Economic freedom, Index of Economic Freedom, Economics, Business, Classical economics, Public economics