According to Feindt et al. (2002), a supportive government
can nurture entrepreneurial activity by giving
the free market an opportunity to operate under the
laws of supply and demand. Restrictive regulations,
crippling tariffs, and taxes can disable any entrepreneurial
effort. A GEM report provides conclusive
evidence that promoting entrepreneurship and enhancing
the entrepreneurship dynamic of a country should
be an integral element of any government’s commitment
to boosting economic well being (Reynolds
2000). While some government policies appear to be
designed to identify and support high-growth potential
technology companies [cf., Italy, Colombo and Grilli
2006], Thailand’s policies focus on influencing more
Thais to start electronically based companies.
In its promotion of e-commerce ventures, the
government can play two positive roles in the development
of e-commerce: (1) direct promotion through
applications of e-commerce principles in government
administration and procurement, and in the provision
of public services; and (2) facilitation of the development
of e-commerce through the provision of a legal,
regulatory, and infrastructural environment that
encourages the development of e-commerce (Organization
for Economic Co-operation and Development
1999). The government support policy is a key
component for accelerating the growth of e-commerce
entrepreneurs in Thailand (Gray and Sanzogni 2004).
The Thai government has taken an active role in the
establishment of e-commerce infrastructure. Hence, it
is hypothesized that:
According to Feindt et al. (2002), a supportive governmentcan nurture entrepreneurial activity by givingthe free market an opportunity to operate under thelaws of supply and demand. Restrictive regulations,crippling tariffs, and taxes can disable any entrepreneurialeffort. A GEM report provides conclusiveevidence that promoting entrepreneurship and enhancingthe entrepreneurship dynamic of a country shouldbe an integral element of any government’s commitmentto boosting economic well being (Reynolds2000). While some government policies appear to bedesigned to identify and support high-growth potentialtechnology companies [cf., Italy, Colombo and Grilli2006], Thailand’s policies focus on influencing moreThais to start electronically based companies.In its promotion of e-commerce ventures, thegovernment can play two positive roles in the developmentof e-commerce: (1) direct promotion throughapplications of e-commerce principles in governmentadministration and procurement, and in the provisionof public services; and (2) facilitation of the developmentof e-commerce through the provision of a legal,regulatory, and infrastructural environment thatencourages the development of e-commerce (Organizationfor Economic Co-operation and Development1999). The government support policy is a keycomponent for accelerating the growth of e-commerceentrepreneurs in Thailand (Gray and Sanzogni 2004).The Thai government has taken an active role in theestablishment of e-commerce infrastructure. Hence, itis hypothesized that:
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ตามที่ (2002) รัฐบาลให้การสนับสนุนสามารถรักษากิจกรรมผู้ประกอบการโดยการให้ตลาดเสรีมีโอกาสที่จะดำเนินงานภายใต้กฎหมายของอุปสงค์และอุปทาน กฎระเบียบที่เข้มงวดภาษีหมดอำนาจและภาษีสามารถปิดการใช้ของผู้ประกอบการใด ๆ ที่ความพยายาม รายงาน ให้ข้อสรุปหลักฐานที่แสดงว่าผู้ประกอบการและส่งเสริมการเสริมสร้างผู้ประกอบการแบบไดนามิกของประเทศที่ควรจะเป็นองค์ประกอบหนึ่งของรัฐบาลใด' ( 2000) According to Feindt et al. (2002), a supportive government
can nurture entrepreneurial activity by giving
the free market an opportunity to operate under the
laws of supply and demand. Restrictive regulations,
crippling tariffs, and taxes can disable any entrepreneurial
effort. A GEM report provides conclusive
evidence that promoting entrepreneurship and enhancing
the entrepreneurship dynamic of a country should
be an integral element of any government’s commitment
to boosting economic well being (Reynolds
2000). While some government policies appear to be
designed to identify and support high-growth potential
technology companies [cf., Italy, Colombo and Grilli
2006], Thailand’s policies focus on influencing more
Thais to start electronically based companies.
In its promotion of e-commerce ventures, the
government can play two positive roles in the development
of e-commerce: (1) direct promotion through
applications of e-commerce principles in government
administration and procurement, and in the provision
of public services; and (2) facilitation of the development
of e-commerce through the provision of a legal,
regulatory, and infrastructural environment that
encourages the development of e-commerce (Organization
for Economic Co-operation and Development
1999). The government support policy is a key
component for accelerating the growth of e-commerce
entrepreneurs in Thailand (Gray and Sanzogni 2004).
The Thai government has taken an active role in the
establishment of e-commerce infrastructure. Hence, it
is hypothesized that:
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