Elisabeth Bublitz
University of Jena
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Economic Geography | 2015
Elisabeth Bublitz; Michael Fritsch; Michael Wyrwich
Abstract Entrepreneurs are assumed to be multiskilled, covering a number of skills and achieving in each skill a level as high as possible. Being such a jack-of-all-trades increases the probability of running an entrepreneurial venture successfully, but what happens to the jack-of-few-trades who lacks sufficient skills? This article investigates a possible compensation mechanism between balanced skills and cities and how this compensatory measure relates to performance. Specifically, we test and find support for the idea put forward by Helsley and Strange that high market thickness, such as that found in cities, can compensate for a lack of entrepreneurial skill balance. The results indicate that entrepreneurs with low skill balance benefit more from being located in cities than their counterparts with high skill balance. Innovative firms do not differ from other businesses in this respect.
Small Business Economics | 2014
Michael Fritsch; Elisabeth Bublitz; Alina Sorgner; Michael Wyrwich
Small Business Economics | 2014
Elisabeth Bublitz; Florian Noseleit
Jena Economic Research Papers | 2011
Elisabeth Bublitz; Florian Noseleit
Industrial and Corporate Change | 2018
Elisabeth Bublitz; Kristian Nielsen; Florian Noseleit; Bram Timmermans
HWWI Research Papers | 2015
Elisabeth Bublitz; Kristian Nielsen; Florian Noseleit; Bram Timmermans
Jena Economic Research Papers | 2018
Elisabeth Bublitz; Michael Wyrwich
FDZ Datenreport. Documentation on Labour Market Data | 2015
Michael Fritsch; Michael Wyrwich; Elisabeth Bublitz; Alina Sorgner
Jena Economic Research Papers | 2013
Elisabeth Bublitz; Michael Fritsch; Michael Wyrwich
Archive | 2012
Michael Fritsch; Elisabeth Bublitz; Alina Rusakova