Entrepreneurial success under corruption depends on generation and experience, study finds

A new article in the Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal offers a nuanced view of how corruption affects entrepreneurial performance by showing that entrepreneurs’ generational backgrounds play a critical role in shaping outcomes. Moving beyond debates about whether corruption universally harms or helps entrepreneurship, the study adopts a contingency approach grounded in imprinting theory.

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