In this review, I integrate a wide range of literature that has examined how the “geographic
mobility” of high-skilled workers creates value for organizations and individuals. Drawing on …

By conceptualizing similarity among firms in terms of overlapping resources, research on
location choice has found that similar firms tend to locate far from one another. Yet, a …

To spur entrepreneurship and economic growth, an increasing number of countries have
introduced immigration policies that provide visas to skilled entrepreneurs. This paper …

We explore transposition—bringing ideas from one context to a distant other context—as a
mechanism for institutional change, and we study the conditions under which institutional …

We predict that entrepreneurs are more likely to have a long-term orientation to their
decision making if they have male heirs, because traditionally sons, not daughters, have …

With the continuing shift toward e-commerce, physical business locations with a brick-and-
mortar presence become an endangered element of urban fabric, land use, and the local …

Research summary: T he entrepreneurship literature has extensively studied an individual's
decision to found a new venture, but it has little to say about the individual's choice to …

Using a resource dependence perspective, we theorize and show that non-venture-capital-
backed ventures founded in US states with a lower availability of venture capital (VC) are …

Motivated by the long‐standing interest in understanding the role of location for firm
performance, this paper provides a semiparametric methodology to accommodate locational …

With novel microdata from a household survey of China, we find that migrants decide to
move out of destination cities experiencing housing booms, even after controlling for various …