A Comparative Analysis of the Characteristics of International Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies

Based on the analysis of international entrepreneurship activities in emerging economies, international-oriented 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 international-oriented 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 18-64 years in a country, the time spent participating in international-oriented entrepreneurship activities or managing international-oriented 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.