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Entrepreneurship in China and Russia Compared

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Simeon Djankov () (The World Bank)
Yingyi Qian () (UC Berkeley and CEPR)
Gerard Roland () (UC Berkeley and CEPR)
Ekaterina Zhuravskaya () (New Economic School/CEFIR and CEPR)

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We compare results from a pilot study on entrepreneurship in China and Russia. Compared to non-entrepreneurs, Russian and Chinese entrepreneurs have more entrepreneurs in their family and among childhood friends, value work more relative to leisure and have higher wealth ambitions. Russian entrepreneurs have a better educational background and their parents were more likely to have been members of the communist party but Chinese entrepreneurs are more risk-taking and greedy and have more entrepreneurs among their childhood friends.

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Paper provided by Center for Economic and Financial Research (CEFIR) in its series Working Papers with number w0049.

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