Migrant human and political capitals value in entrepreneur enterprise performance. A comparative study of four emerging markets

Abstract This paper investigates the impact of human and political capitals entrepreneurs on enterprise performance in four emerging nations.The rent generation potential these is a well established fact, however, much less known concerning contingent nature their value creation prowess. In this work, we draw institutional theory dynamic managerial capabilities perspective to examine interactive effect country origin economic developement level international experience entrepreurs, capitals, with respect set financial indicators. Employing quantitative methodology, our findings reveal that relationship between are indeeed home-grown entrepreneurs, rather than those returnee migrant exhibiting greater propensity influence performance. We conclude implications for practice.