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Apostu Simona-Andreea (Bucharest University of Economic Studies; Institute of National Economy, Romania), Gigauri Iza (Saint Andrew The First-Called Georgian University, Tbilisi, Georgia)
Tytuł
Sustainable Development and Entrepreneurship in Emerging Countries: are Sustainable Development and Entrepreneurship Reciprocally Reinforcing?
Źródło
Journal of Entrepreneurship, Management and Innovation (JEMI), 2023, vol. 19, nr 1, s. 41-77, tab., rys., bibliogr. s. 64-75
Tytuł własny numeru
Current Trends in Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurial Orientation, Intention, and Alertness
Słowa kluczowe
Przedsiębiorczość, Rozwój zrównoważony, Przedsiębiorca, Rynki wschodzące
Entrepreneurship, Sustainable development, Entrepreneur, Emerging markets
Uwagi
Klasyfikacja JEL: M13, M14
streszcz., summ.
Abstrakt
CEL: Przedsiębiorczość postrzegana jako motor rozwoju gospodarczego jest szczególnie pożądana dla krajów wschodzących, aby wspierać szybki wzrost. Co więcej, przedsiębiorcy mogą wspierać transformację społeczną na rzecz bardziej zrównoważonych produktów i usług. Zrównoważona orientacja przedsiębiorczości przyczynia się do realizacji celów zrównoważonego rozwoju i zapobiega deprywacji środowiska. Program zrównoważonego rozwoju może również wpływać na przedsiębiorczość. METODYKA: Przeprowadzona analiza bibliometryczna potwierdziła rosnące w ostatnich latach zainteresowanie naukowców korelacją przedsiębiorczości ze zrównoważonym rozwojem. Ponadto regresja panelowa (model statyczny) została wykorzystana do zbadania zmiennych dotyczących przedsiębiorczości wpływających na wskaźnik celów zrównoważonego rozwoju (SDG) w krajach wschodzących. Ponadto wykorzystano regresję panelową (model statyczny) do zbadania zmiennych dotyczących przedsiębiorczości wpływających na wskaźnik celu zrównoważonego rozwoju (SDG) w krajach wschodzących. Ponadto do analizy stacjonarności zmiennych zastosowano testy Levina, Lin i Chu (LLC), W-Stat - IPS, ADF-Fisher Chi-Square i PP-Fisher Chi-Square. W celu zbadania występowania pęknięć konstrukcyjnych sprawdzono wytrzymałość na pojedynczych jednostkach przekroju poprzecznego oraz na całym zbiorze danych panelowych. Ponadto zastosowano test Hausmanna do wyboru między efektami losowymi i stałymi oraz przeprowadzono heteroskedastyczność reszt, autokorelację reszt i zależność reszt między panelami. Dane zostały przeanalizowane za pomocą Eviews 13. WYNIKI: W artykule zbadano związek między zrównoważonym rozwojem a przedsiębiorczością w krajach wschodzących. Omówiono wpływ zrównoważonego rozwoju na przedsiębiorczość oraz wpływ przedsiębiorczości na zrównoważony rozwój. IMPLIKACJE: Wyniki badań mogą być wykorzystane przez rządy i decydentów do planowania strategii i polityk dotyczących przedsiębiorczości i realizacji celów zrównoważonego rozwoju. Powinny one promować przedsiębiorczość i jednocześnie kontrolować negatywny wpływ przedsiębiorstw na środowisko. ORYGINALNOŚĆ I WARTOŚĆ: Badanie odpowiada na lukę w literaturze dotyczącej relacji między zrównoważonym rozwojem a zrównoważoną przedsiębiorczością. Artykuł analizuje wzajemny związek między zrównoważonym rozwojem a przedsiębiorczością, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem krajów wschodzących. (abstrakt oryginalny)

PURPOSE: Entrepreneurship seen as an engine for economic development is especially desirable for emerging countries to support rapid growth. Moreover, entrepreneurs can support social transformation in favor of more sustainable products and services. Sustainable orientation of entrepreneurship contributes to sustainable development goals and prevents environmental deprivation. However, the sustainable development agenda can also influence entrepreneurship. METHODOLOGY: The conducted bibliometric analysis confirmed the growing interest among scholars in the correlation of entrepreneurship to sustainability in the last years. Furthermore, panel regression (static model) was used to explore the variables on entrepreneurship influencing the sustainable development goal (SDG) index in emerging countries, and Levin, Lin and Chu (LLC), W-Stat - IPS, ADF-Fisher Chi-Square, and PP-Fisher Chi-Square tests were applied to analyze the variables stationarity. In order to examine the existence of structural breaks, the robustness was checked on single cross-section units and on the whole panel dataset. In addition, the Hausmann test was used to select between random and fixed effects, and heteroskedasticity of residues, autocorrelation of residues and dependence of residues between the panels were conducted. Data was analyzed through Eviews 13. FINDINGS: This paper investigates the relationship between sustainability and entrepreneurship in emerging countries. It discusses the impact of sustainable development on entrepreneurship and the influence of entrepreneurship on sustainable development. IMPLICATIONS: The study results can be used by governments and policymakers to plan their strategies and policies concerning entrepreneurship and implementation of sustainable development goals. They should promote entrepreneurial activity and control the negative environmental impact of enterprises simultaneously. ORIGINALITY AND VALUE: The research addresses the gap in the literature concerning the relationship between sustainable development and sustainable entrepreneurship. The paper examines the reciprocal relationship between sustainable development and entrepreneurship with an emphasis on emerging countries. (original abstract)
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