When do Entrepreneurs Benefit from Acting Like Scientists? A Field Experiment in the UK
February 14, 2022 2024-09-04 16:35When do Entrepreneurs Benefit from Acting Like Scientists? A Field Experiment in the UK
When do Entrepreneurs Benefit from Acting Like Scientists? A Field Experiment in the UK
The Knowldge Tranfer Office, in collaboration with TECHNIS research group and TIME Master’s in Business Economics organise their 7th Seminar for 2021-2022 on Tuesday February 15 at 13.00.
“When do Entrepreneurs Benefit from Acting Like Scientists? A Field Experiment in the UK”
Speaker: Ms Elena Novelli, Bayes Business School City, University of London.
To obtain a connection code please contact Andreas Panagopoulos at: (andreas.panagopoulos@gmail.
Abstract: This paper investigates whether and under what conditions a scientific approach to decision-making – which combines cognitive and evidence-based components – is associated with superior performance. We conducted a field experiment with 261 UK entrepreneurs at a different degree of business development – defined as the extent to which the firm has already developed into a continuous and sustainable market participant. Our results show that all treated firms experience a positive effect on firm size, but not on firm revenue. The treatment is associated with a positive effect on firm revenue for firms at a more advanced degree of business development. We elaborate on the implications of these results for future research.
Meeting ID: 964 7954 1729 Plaease visit: https://zoom.us/j/96479541729?pwd= OFVEdmhqbEJHTmlDTGpuZlM3ZkxSdz 09