#2857. To Prove and Improve: An Empirical Study on Why Social Entrepreneurs Measure Their Social Impact

January 2027publication date
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Economics and Econometrics;
Business and International Management;
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Abstract:
This large-scale statistical study tests the validity of two factors that explain why social entrepreneurs measure their social impact through case-based qualitative research. The results show that social entrepreneurs who receive government funding are more likely to measure their social impact than those who receive funds from other sources.
Keywords:
measuring to improve; measuring to prove; Social entrepreneurship; social impact measurement

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