Milco Lodder's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
In early 2020, it became clear that policy and public health responses to the pandemic would generate an unprecedented economic crisis. Entrepreneurship is documented as helping economies recover from economic slowdowns (Koellinger & Thurik, Review of Economics and Statistics 94, 1143–1156, 2012). Hence, the immediate reaction of our Rotterdam and...
Citations
... Nevertheless, some studies see this crisis as a chance to implement a business idea by establishing a firm. Research found that most of the students from Erasmus University Rotterdam did not change their entrepreneurial intention due to COVID-19 (Wismans et al. 2022). In addition, the latter study demonstrated that the share of students who increased their entrepreneurial intention (19%) was higher than those who decreased such intention (16%). ...