Abstract Technology and economic integration in international trade are drivers of growth. Increased economic integration and resource mobility has created sustainable economic development in many countries. The role of business incubators has helped many emerging economies. However, most incubators in both the emerging and advanced economies are mainly conventional, which presents several limitations in terms of the number of tenants: information flow and exchange, resource mobility, and mobilization. Therefore, the current study used a systematic literature review to examine the drivers and barriers to Virtual Incubators’ success and their impact on the economy. Studies were examined from five academic databases, and 40 articles were included in the sample.
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