Entrepreneurship als lokales unternehmerisches Potenzial für die Regionalentwicklung im ländlichen Raum – Definition und Indikatoren: Ergebnisse einer Delphi-Studie in der Schweiz

Baumgartner Daniel, Lehmann Bernard, Weber Michael and Pütz Marco
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Baumgartner Daniel: Bimensdorf/Zürich
Lehmann Bernard: Bimensdorf/Zürich
Weber Michael: Bimensdorf/Zürich
Pütz Marco: Bimensdorf/Zürich

ZFW – Advances in Economic Geography, 2010, vol. 54, issue 1, 96-113

Abstract: Entrepreneurship as local entrepreneurial potential for regional development in rural areas. Evidence from a Delphi-survey in Switzerland. The promotion of entrepreneurship is part of many regional policies. By implementing such policies, however, stakeholders often neither share a common interpretation of the term entrepreneurship nor do they have indicators for the measurement of entrepreneurship at hand. This paper offers both a definition and a set of indicators to measure entrepreneurship in peripheral regions. The results are based on a Delphi-survey of experts for regional development in Switzerland.

Keywords: entrepreneurship; regional development; rural area; Delphi-survey; Switzerland; entrepreneurship; regional development; rural area; Delphi-survey; Switzerland (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
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DOI: 10.1515/zfw.2010.0007

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