Contribution of Indigenous Entrepreneurship Among Micro and Small Livestock Enterprises to Economic Development in Turkana County, Kenya

King’ong’o, Wambui; Ogutu, Martin; Nyandemo, Samuel M.

doi:10.19044/esj.2020.v16n19p274

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“…According to (Ackerman, Hill, & Murray, 2018;Al-Jubari, Hassan, & Liñán, 2019;Cocolas, Walters, Ruhanen, & Higham, 2020) motivation is a psychological process that reflects the interaction between attitudes, needs, perceptions, and decisions that occur in a person. Factors influencing entrepreneurial motivation are self-absorption, family and income according to (Bao, Dong, Jia, Peng, & Li, 2020;Lee & Hwang, 2019;Struckell, 2019), research which shows that self-development variables have a positive and significant influence on entrepreneur motivation, family variables positively and significantly affect entrepreneurship motivation and Vivekanand (King'ong'o, 2022;Yeo, Tan, Kumar, Tan, & Wong, 2022) which shows income variables significantly influence entrepreneurer motivation.…”

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Factors Affecting Women’s Motivation To Choose Entrepreneurship In East Lombok

Muh. Fahrurrozi,

M. Juaini,

Heru Cahyono

2023

JMET

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This research aims to examine the effects of self-development factor (X1), family background factor (X2), and income factor (X3) partially and simultaneously on women entrepreneurship in East Lombok. Employing a descriptive quantitative, data are categorized into primary and secondary data. Population in this research is business woman in East Lombok with data sample as many as 100 people. The data were analyzed by using double linear regression t-test (partial), and f-test (simultaneous) with the regression formula MWB= 13.760 + 0,008 PD + 0,056 KLG + 0,188 PND. The result shows that the self-development variable with significant degree is as many as 0,024, significant family background as many as 0,030 and significant income as many as 0,035. Thus, it can be concluded that income affects women’s motivation of entrepreneurship in Selong District, East Lombok, since the significance value is < 0,05. The degree of F significance is 0,044 with probability 0,05, thus, it is proven that self-development variable, family background variable, and income variable affect the motivation of entrepreneurship (Y). The variable of self-development, family background, and income affect women’s motivation in entrepreneurship in Selong District as many as 56,7 %, while 58% of them are influenced by other factors beyond this research.

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