Abstract
This research reviews Corona’s spread that caused many governments to take serious actions; limitations in many aspects of society and economic life as an exogenous shock for many economic actors, especially innovative ones. This review examines an entrepreneurial ecosystem to deal with the problem facing them during the crisis and how to use them to deal with that. As a response to Corona’s expansion, limitations threaten many innovative startups. Our research response first represents entrepreneurs’ challenges as a result of the situation. Second, we show how entrepreneurs support their investment by considering the crisis’s effects and what they do. Finally, we will provide measures that policymakers can use to help entrepreneurs who face a challenge. After reviewing the previous research on the crisis and entrepreneurship, this research investigates the main challenges of high-tech startups in a heavily sanctioned developing economy like Iran. The research shows that while the SMEs successfully use their available resources as the first response to the crisis, their growth and innovation potential are at risk. Therefore, policy measures can provide immediate help to innovation by reducing the pressures resulting from limited cash circulation and long-term actions taken by the more expanded entrepreneurship ecosystem and support it to ensure rapid recovery and growth.
Highlights
This research is an overview of the study conducted in industrial and modern countries, with the discovery of acute respiratory distress syndrome in the late 1990s and recently, with all subsequent directions
After reviewing the previous research on the crisis and entrepreneurship, this research investigates the main challenges of high-tech startups in a heavily sanctioned developing economy like Iran
The research shows that while the SMEs successfully use their available resources as the first response to the crisis, their growth and innovation potential are at risk
Summary
This research is an overview of the study conducted in industrial and modern countries, with the discovery of acute respiratory distress syndrome (sars) in the late 1990s and recently, with all subsequent directions. Most of the leading players to shape the economy admit that the current orientation is a metaphor of the black killer, a surprise, unpredictable, and severe consequences that can significantly change the political and economic situation [25]. The Covid-19 created many problems on the shoulders of health systems worldwide. The cross-sectional measures that have suddenly been applied have unexpectedly harmed the economy [8]
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