We examine how country-level institutional context moderates the relationship between
three socio-cognitive traits—entrepreneurial self-efficacy, alertness to new business …

The degree to which people are satisfied with their lives is affected by many factors. This
chapter surveys studies that document the influence of one such factor–formal institutions …

Model uncertainty is one of the most pervasive challenges in the social sciences. Cross‐
country studies in entrepreneurship have largely ignored this issue. In this paper, we …

Inequality is a pressing concern, acknowledged by scholars, leaders, and organizations
globally. Former US President Obama referred to rising inequality as 'the defining challenge …

Literature has argued that income inequality crowds out trust. However, whether income
inequality makes people less trusting depends on how they perceive income inequality …

This research sets out to determine the nexus among economic complexity (ECI; which
reflects a country's productivity), income inequality, and country risk and whether country risk …

In international scientific literature, it is argued from institutional theory that economic
freedom stimulates corporate environmental responsibility. However, economic freedom …

The historical prevalence of infectious diseases has had an enduring effect on innovation
around the world. Building on the Parasite Stress Theory of Values, we propose a framework …

Abstract Since Piketty's Capital in the 21st Century in 2014, scientific interest into the impact
of income inequality on society has been on the rise. However, little is known about the …

Guided by the assessments of globalization in its broader sense, this paper explores the
impact of globalization in terms of a salient aspect of economic, social and political on …