The Effects of Knowledge about Establishing a Business and Job Stress on the Willingness To Be an Entrepreneur Cover Image

İş Kurma Hakkında Bilgi Sahibi Olmanın ve İş Stresinin Girişimcilik İsteğine Etkileri
The Effects of Knowledge about Establishing a Business and Job Stress on the Willingness To Be an Entrepreneur

Author(s): Elif Çiçekli
Subject(s): Economy, Education, Psychology, Business Economy / Management
Published by: Orhan Sağçolak
Keywords: Entrepreneurship; Entrepreneurial willingness; Willingness to be an entrepreneur; Knowledge about establishing a business; Job stress; White-collar employees;

Summary/Abstract: It has been established that entrepreneurial knowledge and job stress are related to entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial intentions. However, the effects of job stress and knowledge about establishing a business on the willingness to be an entrepreneur are under-researched. The aim of this research is to examine both of these effects and to determine whether job stress moderates the relationship between knowledge about establishing a business and the willingness to be an entrepreneur. Data from 472 whitecollar employees is used in hierarchical multiple regression analysis. The results show that both knowledge about establishing a business and job stress are positively related to the willingness to be an entrepreneur. Moreover, job stress negatively moderates the relationship between knowledge about establishing a business and the willingness to be an entrepreneur.

  • Issue Year: 8/2016
  • Issue No: 1
  • Page Range: 19-36
  • Page Count: 18
  • Language: Turkish
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