Research on the Growth Mechanism of Entrepreneurship by Knowledge Coupling Based on Multi-agent Interaction

Xin Gao ()
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Xin Gao: Jilin University

Journal of the Knowledge Economy, 2025, vol. 16, issue 2, No 168, 10639-10661

Abstract: Abstract This paper proposes a theoretical model to explore the multi-agent interaction. Our theory emphasizes the complex in the process of knowledge coupling, nonlinear, dynamic effects, including entrepreneurial enterprises, associated enterprises, and users of digital economy innovation drive the development of important subject, as well as over time, multi-agent interaction leads to the constant change of knowledge coupling mode, and finally discusses the influence of these changes for entrepreneurial enterprises. The idea of complex system reveals the influence of an interaction of different agents on knowledge coupling with the life cycle of enterprises, and how different knowledge coupling modes promote the growth of entrepreneurial enterprises. Finally, we discuss the implications of the idea of complex systems on Innovation-Driven Entrepreneurship theory and research.

Keywords: Innovation-Driven Entrepreneurship; Multi-agent interactive; Knowledge coupling; Complex system thoughts (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
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