Data and code for: Business Idea Possession as the Robust Predictor of Entrepreneurial Intention: A Triangulated Baseline Among Ecuadorian Business Students

Survey dataset (N = 500) and companion analysis code examining direct associations between sociodemographic characteristics and entrepreneurial intentions among business administration students from six Ecuadorian public and private universities. Variables include age, gender, income, education level, entrepreneurial parents, business idea possession, access to finance, hours of entrepreneurship training, and six items measuring entrepreneurial intention (EI1-EI6). Institution names have been replaced with anonymized codes (IES1-IES6) to protect participant privacy. This version adds the complete R (lavaan) analysis script reproducing every statistic reported in the associated manuscript, including the sensitivity-exclusion decomposition, common latent factor, RMSEA close-fit, and income log-transformation checks added for the second revision round. The same code and data are also maintained in a companion GitHub repository (currently private; to be made public upon manuscript acceptance).