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How political connections affect entrepreneurial risk-taking in SMEs: A symmetric assessment and a configurational approach

July 3, 2024 sarah JonasResearch Alert

Abstract Drawing on resource dependency theory and the resource-absorbing perspective of risk-taking, this article examines how political connections provide firms with opportunities to gain government funding support to enhance financial slack, which can in turn benefit their entrepreneurial risk-taking. We…