Browsing by Author "Weng, Lanchun"

This thesis focuses on studying Finland's entrepreneurship policy as the main research direction, specifically examining how to motivate high-impact entrepreneurship. The thesis provides a comprehensive theoretical discussion, addressing entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship policy, and entrepreneurship conditions in the Finnish context. It analyzes core concepts from multiple dimensions, including policy definitions, development processes, and potential challenges and barriers. Through innovative policy retrieval and classification methods, this thesis defines and reconstructs classification dimensions in the absence of previously collected entrepreneurship policy data. It systematically retrieves and summarizes Finland's entrepreneurship policies from 1993 to 2023. The research findings reveal that Finland is dedicated to constructing an innovative, full-lifecycle entrepreneurship policy driven by policy funding. This policy mix aligns with the characteristics of high-impact entrepreneurship and, to some extent, contributes to the development of high-impact entrepreneurship in Finland, as validated by data from the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor. This thesis provides a certain degree of theoretical research foundation and data support for future studies.