The Interconnection between SME and Entrepreneurship Policies

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The Interconnection between SME and
Entrepreneurship Policies
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Evaluation Problems and Perspectives
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Evaluation Problems and Perspectives
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Comprehensiveness Index Method
107 items to measure intensity for six areas
Comparing areas and countries
Preliminary approach
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Conceptual Model Approach
Price and cost structure
Tax structure
Level of capital investment
Innovation
Regulations
Profits
Market potential
Barriers to entry
Growth
Future prospects
Economies of scale
Level of Entrepreneurial Activity
Unemployment
Concentration
Dissatisfaction
Degree of competition
Need for independence/control
Personal networks
Work experience
Number of years
Tacit knowledge
Competence
Team experience experience
Job training
Role models
Education
Work position and situation
Exposure to entrepreneurship education
Media
Awards
Level of education
Close role models
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The Entrepreneurship System
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Government loan guarantee
New customers
New board chairperson
Product development
Individual entrepreneur
Increase of equity capital
Counselling from a public service provider
New strategic-plan
Information from a public service provider
A new loan by the bank
Consultancy work
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The relation between Dependency and Results
Positive Negative Dependent Mostly Seldom
Independent Seldom Mostly
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