Development of Startups During the Covid-19 Pandemic
WEBSep 18, 2022 — In the current situation associated with the pandemic of a new type of coronavirus SARS CoV-2, Startups are all the more important for economic growth …
The COVID-19 small business boom: startups surge during pandemic
WEBThe author suggests that as more economic data become available, more small businesses, in total, may have been created during a recession and global pandemic. …
How the Pandemic Rebooted Entrepreneurship in the U.S.
WEBJan 17, 2024 — In October 2023, over three and a half years after the pandemic’s onset, Americans were still filing 59% more applications to start new businesses than they were …
Start-Up Boom in the Pandemic Is Growing Stronger
WEBAug 19, 2021 — The coronavirus pandemic appears to have unleashed a tidal wave of entrepreneurial activity, breaking the United States — at least temporarily — out of a …
Start-ups’ business model changes during the COVID …
WEBFeb 6, 2022 — Six start-up types were identified: stable beneficiaries, business-as-usual continuers, digital adjusters, adversity survivors, opportunity graspers and lemonade makers.
WEBWhile the surge in new business applications was “uneven across sectors,” the largest increases were in the nonstore retail sector (alone accounting for 1 out of every 3 new …
Discovering the real impact of COVID-19 on entrepreneurship
WEBJun 19, 2020 — Some new-born entrepreneurs and start-ups have been more opportunistic during the pandemic, pivoting their businesses through some kind of “repurposing” and …
Business Formation Surged during Pandemic and Remains Strong
WEBSep 1, 2021 — Three-quarters of the recent surge in startups was concentrated in just 10 industries, including Non-store Retail, which accounted for a third of the growth, …
WEBCOVID-19. A framework and visualisation were developed, capturing unexplored heterogeneity within these start-ups, depending whether the emphasis was upon …
Entrepreneurship During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Evidence from …
WEBThe large increase in applications is for both likely new employers and nonemployers. These patterns contrast sharply with those in the Great Recession when applications for …