The When and Why: Student Entrepreneurial Aspirations
基于英国商科学生调查，发现打算立即创业的学生更不介意压力和责任，自认为是天生领导者，且对成功更有信心，但这并非源于知识优势。
Although connections between university enterprise courses and entrepreneurial activity have been examined, less work has investigated the intended timing of future entrepreneurial activities. Using data from a survey of U.K. business students, it is found that those intending to enter entrepreneurship right away place less emphasis on avoiding stress and responsibility, seeing themselves as natural leaders. They were also more confident of succeeding, but not because of superior knowledge. A greater emphasis on entrepreneurial activities in all institutional environments, including the corporate, may help balance the need to harness enthusiasm while it \nlasts with the need to acquire relevant experience.