A Comparative Analysis of the Characteristics of International Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies Based on the analysis of international entrepreneurship activities in emerging economies, internationaloriented entrepreneurship refers to the proportion of foreign customers who come from at least 25% of the total indicators of entrepreneurship activities. In order to return to the validity of the data, the proportion of internationaloriented entrepreneurship activities to total entrepreneurship activities and TEA indicators of emerging economies multiply to obtain absolute indicators of international entrepreneurship activities. That is, among the population aged 18xe2x80x9364 years in a country, the time spent participating in internationaloriented entrepreneurship activities or managing internationaloriented new business activities (at least 25% of customers come from abroad) is less than 42 months. The proportion of the population to the total population is recorded as TEAIntl. This study collects data synthetically, and synthesizes the influence of institutional environment and association activities on entrepreneurship activities through quantitative analysis, so as to highlight the characteristics of activities.

Green Entrepreneurship Model Utilising the System Dynamics Approach: A Review Green entrepreneurship as a concept is still in its infancy stages around the globe. In order to assess the Green entrepreneurship ecosystem, the researchers adopted a systems dynamic approach to determine key variables that will enable the development of the system. A theoretical review was conducted through a literature review of which n44 sources met the criteria that the researchers set for ecosystem or variables. Through review of data, the researchers discovered that ecosystem of green entrepreneurship needs to be viewed from meso, macro and micro level with key variables such as green entrepreneurial motives, startup factors, green support mechanisms, performance and monitoring tools as well as barriers to environmental entrepreneurship. A virtual abstract simulation of system dynamics approach from the systematic review is also formulated in the current paper. Brief summary of findings are classified and explained. Recommendations for future research are also made towards the end of the research paper.