Research on the Relationship Between Entrepreneurship, Innovation Drive and Enterprise Performance
Abstract
With the continuous development of Chinese enterprises, it can be found that entrepreneurship and innovation driving factors have an obvious correlation with the performance of enterprises, entrepreneurship has a positive impact on enterprise efficiency, enterprise innovation driving force and enterprise efficiency are interrelated. As an intermediate medium, the driving force of enterprise innovation plays a very important role between entrepreneurship and enterprise efficiency.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/fm.v4i1.1574
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