Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy: Volume 12 Issue 1

Editorial: Three intellectual debts and the three horses of entrepreneurship. The Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy celebrates ten years

Nikolai Wenzel

Guest editorial: Introduction to the 10th-anniversary special issue

Per L. Bylund

Entrepreneurship and institutional uncertainty

Fernando Antonio Monteiro Christoph D’Andrea

The study aims to demonstrate how different arrangements and characteristics of institutions can generate or mitigate uncertainty thereby facilitating or hampering the…

From static to processual analysis: how insights from Austrian economics can advance research on public policy and entrepreneurship

Per L. Bylund, Mark D. Packard, David J. Rapp

The purpose of this paper is to illustrate how research on the intersection of public policy and entrepreneurship has been bounded by its static approach and how a processual…

Theories applied in corporate voluntary disclosure: a literature review

Md. Abdur Rouf, Md. Nur-E-Alam Siddique

This paper attempts to review the corporate voluntary disclosure (CVD) from the theoretical perspective as well as propose a conceptual framework.

The origin and evolution of entrepreneurship policies: the case of China

Da Huo, Yifan Wei

This paper seeks to answer two questions: (1) where do a country's entrepreneurship policies come from? (2) How do they evolve and shape entrepreneurial activities?

Factors affecting corporate income tax compliance costs of SMEs in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Vernesa Lavic

To answer the following research questions: (1) What is the tax burden, on average, as a percentage of the generated revenues of companies in BiH? (2) Are there differences in the…

Richard Cantillon and public policy

Mark Thornton, Chris R. Brown

Richard Cantillon (168?–173?) is known as the first economic theorist and the founder of entrepreneurship theory. Few would describe him as engaged in policy issues, but he did…