Business & Economics
Entrepreneurship
100%
Innovation
77%
Entrepreneurs
54%
Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs)
54%
Investors
32%
Interorganizational Relationships
30%
Global Financial Crisis
29%
Ethical Investing
27%
Open Innovation
27%
Entrepreneurial Action
24%
Innovation Performance
23%
Entrepreneurship Research
23%
Technology Acquisition
22%
Neuroeconomics
22%
Funding
21%
Nudges
20%
High-technology Firms
19%
Homophily
19%
New Ventures
18%
Appropriability
18%
Reconfiguration
18%
Mindset
18%
Resources
18%
Complementarity
17%
Managers
17%
Loans
16%
Profit Sharing
16%
New Firms
15%
Productivity
15%
Patents
15%
International Mobility
15%
Entrepreneurial Opportunity
14%
Knowledge-intensive Business Services
14%
Incumbents
14%
Firm Exit
14%
Peer Influence
14%
Incentives
14%
Equity
13%
Financing
13%
Exit
13%
Start-ups
13%
Alliances
13%
Game Theory
13%
Firm Survival
13%
Access to Finance
12%
Value Capture
12%
Service Firms
12%
Agent-based Simulation
12%
Literature Review
12%
Business Model
11%
Bank Lending
11%
Organizational Capabilities
11%
Institutional Logics
10%
Process Model
10%
Lending
10%
Citations
10%
Willingness
10%
Academic Mobility
9%
Ecosystem
9%
Geography
9%
Debt
9%
Sea Turtle
9%
Peer Group
9%
Job Matching
9%
Business Schools
9%
Cash
9%
Biopharmaceuticals
9%
Hotelling Competition
9%
Design Science
9%
Corporate Governance
9%
Moral Hazard
9%
Finance
9%
Microcredit
9%
Sustainability
9%
Research Productivity
9%
Business Cycles
9%
Informal Investment
8%
Performance
8%
Crowdfunding
8%
Home Country
8%
Knowledge Diffusion
8%
Innovative Performance
8%
Robustness
8%
Language
8%
Industry
8%
Corporate Venture Capital
8%
Inventor
8%
Business Networks
8%
Ethnic Business
8%
Gatekeeper
8%
Novelty
8%
Corporate Hedging
8%
R and D
8%
Financial Returns
8%
Institutional Transitions
7%
New Markets
7%
Venture Capitalists
7%
Book-to-market Ratio
7%
Financial Slack
7%
Moral Intensity
7%