Analysis of Entrepreneurial Motivation on Entrepreneurial Psychology in the Context of Transition Economy

Bai-sheng, Shi; Wang, Tao

doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2021.680296

Cited by 21 publications

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“…Simultaneously, entrepreneurship is not solely a subject that must be passed. Furthermore, entrepreneurship can increase social stability and promote sustainable economic development (Shi & Wang, 2021). Adding external factors in the future study requires to be assessed, such as government regulations, the role of institutions in policies, curricula, and programs, as well as organizational culture in the future study requires to be assessed.…”

Section: Limitations and Future Research Potentialmentioning

confidence: 99%

Entrepreneurship as Students' Career

Irawati

Khwarazmita

2023

JCE

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Entrepreneurial intentions and career choices cannot be divided. These two things go hand in hand when students want to start or continue a business. However, the emergence of an entrepreneurial culture should be considered when choosing an entrepreneurial career. Initially, this study undertook the idea of entrepreneurial culture as part of influencing the career choices of business and management students. The main objective of this research is to examine entrepreneurial culture's involvement in influencing the career choices of business and management students. In the research process, quantitative analysis was carried out by adopting SEM-PLS using Smart-PLS version 4.0. In the end, calculations and analysis were carried out after sorting out the completeness of the answers from students who volunteered to fill in as many as 38 people. Based on this, it was found in this study that entrepreneurial culture influences career choices by whether there is a mediation of entrepreneurial intentions. On the other hand, entrepreneurial intentions influence career choices independently.

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Section: Limitations and Future Research Potentialmentioning

confidence: 99%

Entrepreneurship as Students' Career

Irawati

Khwarazmita

2023

JCE

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“…In fact, entrepreneurial personality traits have been widely researched, but the impact on necessity for entrepreneurs in the poor urban community is unknown. In addition, entrepreneurial motivation is another element that influences entrepreneurial success (Shi & Wang, 2021) and should be explored in the community. Therefore, this study explores the impact of entrepreneurial personality traits and motivation on the entrepreneurial success of poor urban communities.…”

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confidence: 99%

Exploring entrepreneurial personality traits, motivation, and entrepreneurial success in the urban poor community

Ngah,

Lajin,

Rahim

et al. 2024

IJAEFA

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This paper studies the effect of entrepreneurial personality traits on the entrepreneurial success of entrepreneurs from underprivileged communities in Malaysia. The poor from the underprivileged community were encouraged to be self-employed as they are marginalized in terms of employability. In this study, a quantitative approach to the face-to-face survey was administered using a simple random sampling method among entrepreneurs from the urban poor community. A total of ninety-four usable questionnaires were then used for data analysis. A partial least square structural equation modeling technique was used to investigate the relationship between entrepreneurial personality traits and entrepreneurial success. The findings revealed that entrepreneurial personality traits positively affected entrepreneurial success, where entrepreneurial motivation prevailed as a vital mediator in the relationship. Interestingly, opportunity motivation positively impacted entrepreneurial success compared to necessity motivation. Based on these findings, entrepreneurial personality traits are important to ensure the success of any business venture. On top of it, the urban poor entrepreneurs are embarking on business because of opportunity, which would help them to be more resilient, innovative, and creative to create sustainable business ventures. This study contributes to the literature by growing understanding of entrepreneurship in different groups of society. The study offers insights into how relevant government agencies can develop suitable entrepreneurial training and assistance that support and encourage urban poor entrepreneurship for these entrepreneurs to remain sustainable and successful.

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“…Newmann and Nielsen (2019) identified an unexplored area, noting the role of past entrepreneurial experiences in shaping an individual's entrepreneurial intentions as either positive or negative. Shi and Wang (2021) highlighted numerous research voids, suggesting future probes into the driving forces behind entrepreneurship. Al-Husin (2021) emphasized the need to understand the link between entrepreneurial motivation and the strategies for business growth and market expansion in a post-pandemic world.…”

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Emergence of Entrepreneurs by Facing Financial Distress: The Mediating Mechanism of Entrepreneurial Motivation

Anzak,

Tahir,

Rehman

et al. 2023

ABGMCE

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The purpose of this research study is to examine the phenomena that led to rise in entrepreneurs post COVID-19 pandemic, Inflation and unemployment; how financial distress in Pakistan lead to entrepreneurial motivation, and to advance the study in domain of motivation that makes someone opt for entrepreneurship. The results of the study provide a means to understand how financial distress is linked with entrepreneurial behavior to startup ventures. The study also entails how entrepreneurial motivation turns into entrepreneurial behavior in presence of boundary condition of financial self-efficacy. The research study has different theoretical, practical and economic implications as well. The theory of entrepreneurship embeds the study model explaining the casual relations of the variables. Data sample has been collected from 200 entrepreneurs at three points of times. At T1 data was gathered for financial distress, at T2 data was gathered for entrepreneurial motivation and at T3 data was gathered for financial self-efficacy, entrepreneurial intentions and entrepreneurial behavior. Results of hypothesis test shows that financial distress has positive impact on Entrepreneurial intention and has not impacted Entrepreneurial behavior positively, Entrepreneurial motivation positively impacted Intention and behavior. Therefore, the study provides important insights into unexplored drivers of financial distress towards entrepreneurial motivation and intention and behavior contributing existing literature pertaining to entrepreneurial motivation. The study has uncovered fruitful aspects of entrepreneurship for future study.

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Analysis of Entrepreneurial Motivation on Entrepreneurial Psychology in the Context of Transition Economy

Cited by 21 publications

References 40 publications

Entrepreneurship as Students' Career

Entrepreneurship as Students' Career

Exploring entrepreneurial personality traits, motivation, and entrepreneurial success in the urban poor community

Emergence of Entrepreneurs by Facing Financial Distress: The Mediating Mechanism of Entrepreneurial Motivation

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