初始资本、先前经验和研发对中小企业生存和经济绩效影响的实证检验：创新文化的调节作用

Q3 Business, Management and Accounting

Journal of Small Business Strategy Pub Date : 2022-12-08 DOI:10.53703/001c.36937

S. A. A. Bokhari

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摘要

中小企业的生存和业绩仍然是战略专家关注的中心问题。许多因素影响着中小企业对行业新进入者的生存。本研究结合了对新进入中小企业的生存和绩效与初始资本投资、经验、研发和创新文化的关系的研究。在进入和退出进化模型的指导下，我们考察了中小企业的初始投资、经验、研发和创新文化对其生存和绩效的影响，以得出这些因素是否相互正相关的结论。此外，我们还考察了创新文化在初始资本、经验、研发和企业绩效之间的调节作用。这项基于337家中小企业的大样本的研究结果表明，拥有大量初始投资、先前经验和研发的企业具有更高的生存概率和经济绩效，创新文化加强了预测因素和结果结构之间的关系。

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An Empirical Examination of the Impact of Initial Capital, Prior Experience, and R&D on SMEs’ Survival and Economic Performance: Moderating Role of Innovation Culture

SMEs’ survival and performance continue to be a central concern for strategy experts. Numerous factors affect the SMEs’ survival for new entrants in the industry. This study incorporates research on the survival and performance of new entrant SMEs in a relationship with initial capital investment, experience, R&D, and innovation culture. We examined the influence of the SMEs’ initial investment, experience, R&D, and innovation culture on their survival and performance guided by the evolutionary model of entry and exit to conclude whether these are positively related to each other. Further, we investigated moderated role of innovation culture between initial capital, experience, R&D, and firm performance. The outcomes of this study established on a large size sample of 337 SMEs suggest that firms with a large initial investment, prior experience, and R&D have higher probabilities of survival and economic performance, and innovation culture strengthens the relationship between predictor and outcome constructs.

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Journal of Small Business Strategy Business, Management and Accounting-Strategy and Management

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3.60

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审稿时长

4 weeks

期刊介绍： The Journal of Small Business Strategy is an applied research journal. Manuscripts should be written with the small business/entrepreneurship educator, small business consultant in mind. Both conceptual and empirically-based papers are encouraged, but they must have an applied focus. All papers must have a significant literature review, be properly documented, with citations from research-based works rather than popular press or web sites. Since JSBS is an applied research journal, each article should include a substantial "Discussion and Implications" section that details how the research findings are relevant for the journal''s readers. Authors are discouraged from submitting manuscripts with extremely complex statistical analyses and/or a purely theoretical orientation. Case studies are acceptable if they contribute substantial to the understanding of small business strategy and include a significantly to the understanding of small business strategy and include a significant literature review that underscores the issues in the case. We do not accept teaching or pedagogical cases.