Objective:

to outline the determinants of the profile of an entrepreneur with innovative skills in the international arena, involving economic, demographic and motivational characteristics of some OECD countries (developed/underdeveloped).

Methodology:

the Bayesian average model is used.

Results:

the Bayesian model by averages shows that women who use new technology, with average income in the country, age between 18-24 years, with foreign-oriented products, with basic education; and focused on the transformation and business sectors, help nations to be more competitive.

Limitations:

research faced problems with the homogeneity of the data.

Originality:

it uses a base of 19 countries that had not been used before without differentiating between developing and developed countries in order to associate competitiveness.

Conclusions:

it was possible to find the determinants of entrepreneurship in a general way based on the characteristics of the results.

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