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Vol. 25 No. 2 (2024)

Investigación

Path diagram of entrepreneurship in the COVID-19 era

  • Arturo Sánchez Sánchez
    • ,
  • Rosa María Rincón Ornelas
    • ,
  • Cruz García Lirios

Arturo Sánchez Sánchez
Tlaxcala University

Rosa María Rincón Ornelas
Tlaxcala University

Cruz García Lirios
Tlaxcala University

Abstract

The process that goes from prospective decisions (oriented to risks of maximum profits with respect to minimum insurance benefits) to deliberate actions (oriented by avoidance of failures, based on the systematization of errors and successes) is addressed in the present work, aiming to specify a model for the study of Internet entrepreneurship. A non-experimental study was carried out with a non-probabilistic selection of 100 entrepreneurs. From a structural model, the reflective factor of the construct was found to be deliberate actions, but such findings are only applicable to the sample since the type of study, sampling, and statistical analysis suggest the contrast of the model in other scenarios would increase the percentage of the explained variance of its factors, that added to 57% in this case.

Keywords

Globalization, development, Internet, entrepreneurship, model

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Sánchez Sánchez, A., Rincón Ornelas, R. M., & García Lirios, C. (2026). Path diagram of entrepreneurship in the COVID-19 era. Alternativas, 25(2). Retrieved from https://alternativas.ucsg.edu.ec/alternativas/article/view/441

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