Levels of Multiplexity in Entrepreneur’s Networks: Implications for Dynamism and Value Creation

Martin Bliemel · Ian P. McCarthy · Elicia Maine

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Abstract Relationships and networks are important to how entrepreneurs create value. However, many aspects about relationships and networks remain poorly understood because their characteristics are often reduced to one-dimensional variables or dichotomous measures. This paper unpacks the concept of multiplexity and proposes a hierarchy of four different levels (

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