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Are Entrepreneurs and Managers Different? Values and Ethical Perceptions of Entrepreneurs and Managers

Jung, Kwon

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Abstract

Are entrepreneurs different from managers? This has been one of primary research questions in the field of entrepreneurship. This study attempts to examine differences in values and ethical perceptions between the two groups. Differences in values are examined in a more comprehensive values system developed by Schwartz (1992). Differences in ethical perceptions are examined across broader aspects of conducting business. A total of 286 responses are collected using a mail survey. The results indicate systematic differences in values and ethical perceptions between entrepreneurs and managers.

Issue Date
2009-12
Publisher
KDI School of Public Policy and Management
Keywords
Entrepreneurs; Managers; Personal Values; Ethical Perceptions
Pages
27
Series Title
KDI School Working Paper 09-18
URI
http://archives.kdischool.ac.kr/kdi_dev/handle/11125/29293
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