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By using data related to the 15 European Union “old” and “new” Member States,   for a time span between 2001 and 2014, the present paper supports the thesis   of a positive and significant correlation between the quality of governance   and entrepreneurial activity. In order to test such correlation, the elements   of Governance Quality reported by the World Bank’s Worldwide Governance   Indicators (WGI) project were considered. Some key aspects of entrepreneurial   activity reflected by Total Early-Stage Entrepreneurial Activity, Perceived   Opportunities and Perceived Capabilities were taken into account based on The   Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) database. In addition, in order to   reflect the structural rigidities and tensions from the labour market, the   unemployment rate provided by the World Bank’s World Development Indicators   database was considered as a control variable. The effect of the inclusion of   a country in a certain development group, according to the most recent World   Bank classification (“low-income economies” to “high-income economies”), was   also considered in a multi-level analytical framework with a two-level model.   The results of this study clearly indicate that higher levels of public   policies and institutions’ credibility/effectiveness produce a positive and   robust impact on entrepreneurial climate

Does the quality of public policies and institutions matter for entrepreneurial activity? Evidences from the European Union’s member states