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Imitative entrepreneurship involves replicating existing business models, products, or services that have already demonstrated success in the market. Entrepreneurs closely analyze and emulate the strategies, processes, and approaches of established businesses.
6 Οκτ 2020 · The scope of this paper is to investigate whether imitation strategies adopted by startups are effective in the pursuit of enhanced entrepreneurial innovation.
In the Schumpeterian model, the innovating entrepreneur plays the key role, with imitators assigned a minor part in the growth process. In contrast, the theory below fo- cuses on the role of imitation-the act of transferring and implement- ing a new technology-in promoting growth.
29 Ιουλ 2020 · In emerging economies, imitation is typically seen as a characteristic of necessity entrepreneurship, where the imitative-replicative character of these businesses is assumed to be driven by the fulfilment of basic needs, social obligations, limited human capital, and a form of fatalism.
the entrepreneur, who is the brain of technological progress. The entrepreneur has to decide to undertake either imitative or innovative activities, of which decision both affects and is affected by the country’s distance to frontier. Specifically, the entrepreneur needs to have a minimum ability threshold level in order to carry out innovation.
Meaning of Imitative Entrepreneur. Imitative entrepreneurs are one who imitate the idea or concept of existing entrepreneur for setting up their own business venture in same manner. These people do not have their own innovative or unique ideas for establishing ventures but copy the process, methods and technology pioneered by some other people.
1 Αυγ 2020 · In this paper, we seek to reconceptualize the necessity entrepreneurship construct by drawing on a motivational theory of necessity to predict how variation in founders’ basic needs influences...
