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• TITLE: Does Networking Promote Immigrant Business Performance?—The Case of Chinese and Korean Immigrants in California

  AUTHORS: Yunxiao Xu

  KEYWORDS: Economics, Chinese, Korean, California, Immigrants, Entrepreneurship, Networks

  JOURNAL NAME: Modern Economy, Vol.9 No.10, October 30, 2018

  ABSTRACT: Scholars have pointed out both positive and negative effects ethnical networks could have on immigrant business performance. By statistically analyzing the difference in income among Chinese and Korean entrepreneurs, this study focuses on the impact of a strong network on immigrant business performance. The results indicate that higher network quality and quantity have negative impacts on business owners’ incomes, yet these negative effects could be offset by stronger overall networks.