Intención emprendedora en los productores de chile del estado de Aguascalientes: Perspectiva desde las relaciones de colaboración
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agricultura, desarrollo ruralResumen
Las redes de colaboración son un tópico relevante para el desarrollo económico, social e individual de los emprendedores. Se tiene como base la teoría de los recursos y capacidades para analizar las redes que tienen los productores de chile con otros actores del sector. El estudio tiene como objetivo principal medir los efectos de las redes de colaboración, tanto empresariales como institucionales sobre las intenciones emprendedoras. Se realizó un estudio empírico con 94 agricultores ubicados en el estado de Aguascalientes, México. Las hipótesis planteadas se contrastaron a partir de regresiones multivariantes. Los resultados obtenidos más relevantes se centran en las redes institucionales como detonantes de la intención emprendedora, teniendo efectos diferentes entre sí al conjuntar la escolaridad y la experiencia en el modelo. De la misma manera, las contribuciones teóricas recaen en el desarrollo
de una perspectiva de la intención emprendedora sustentada en la formación académica con implicaciones importantes.
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