経済学および管理科学の国際ジャーナル

Multiple studies techniques have replaced single studies techniques as the preferred method among researchers due to the fact that methodological pluralism produces statistics of higher quality than a single approach. That is the consequence of a paradigm shift away from the utilization of conventional monomethods, the acceptance of the incompatibility thesis, or the continuation of the paradigm wars to the utilization of a few distinct study perspectives. There is no one, all-powerful study method, according to increasing evidence. There are advantages and disadvantages to each method. The failure to recognize those boundaries is the primary issue with mono methodology.

We wanted to find out if, regardless of why entrepreneurs start their business, whether it's out of necessity or vocation, they value the ability of business incubators to help create value, contribute to economic and social sustainability, and create a setting that makes it more likely that businesses will succeed and survive. A representative sample of Spanish business owners was surveyed using a questionnaire. SEM, or structural equation modeling, was used. Regardless of why entrepreneurs start their business, the findings confirm that business incubators add value to society. This study offers an opinion as well as a clear perspective on how various entrepreneurial profiles value the contribution that business incubators make to the sustainability of startups.