Effects of Islamic entrepreneurship mind programming on entrepreneurial performance through entrepreneurial motivation

Abdullah, Aceng; Kedah, Zulkarnain; Anwar, Md. Aftab

doi:10.1504/ijbg.2015.071909

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“…More, the education (particularly of women), the rise of economic well-being, urbanization, family planning and religious conversions are shifting, as contributed to the so-called “youth bulge” (Pew Research Center, 2011). As entrepreneurship being a preeminent part of Islamic economics, the adoption of principles toward values and knowledge aims to promote strong individual phycological capabilities for striving in dynamic and competitive business environments (Abdullah et al , 2015). Islam emboldens individuals to create opportunities to succeed, namely, in the business field (Ramadani et al , 2015) because entrepreneurship is considered one of the finest demonstrations of employment (Abdullah et al , 2015).…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Entrepreneurial initiative in Islamic economics – the role of gender. A multi-country analysis

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2021

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Purpose The entrepreneurial initiative is believed as being a prosperity engine. Islamic organizations are presently committed to promoting entrepreneurship to generate economic growth, provide job opportunities, reduce government centrality, enhance innovation and sustainable development. The purpose of this paper is to identify which factors affect Islamic entrepreneurial endeavors with particular emphasis on the role of gender. Additionally, how education, age, moral constraints, self-perception and social support will affect those entrepreneurial intentions based on Islamic principles. Once identified, policy actions will help to overcome extant gaps, reinforcing the entrepreneurial ecosystem. Design/methodology/approach Determinants of the entrepreneurial initiative will be appraised in the set Islamic countries present in the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) data set from 2016. Following the Organization of Islamic Cooperation list, 14 countries were identified establishing a total sample of 36,407 individuals. Using a set of predictors included in the theoretical framework a statistical analysis was performed followed by logit estimations. The significance of explanatory variables such as gender, age and social context toward entrepreneurial propensity reinforced the importance of specific tools rather than broad policies. Findings An entrepreneurial propensity is affected by three branches of factors: individual characteristics, individual behavior and individual perceptions along with the economic environment. The analysis shows that holding equal conditions, Islamic women in the sample are less prone to start a business compared to their male counterparts. Knowing other entrepreneurial endeavors enhance the entrepreneurial initiative. Fearing failure unconstraint entrepreneurial projects, but the self-perception of skills strongly triggers these initiatives. Research limitations/implications The empirical analysis relates to the GEM database, and, as a consequence, only 14 countries were considered, but it covers 36,407 individuals whose representativeness cannot be statistically proved, however, due to sample dimension the robustness is granted. Second, the sample is sectional covering the 2016 year, as a consequence results may be classified as exceptional.Finally, other factors such as institutional and behavioral determinants were not considered, despite their theoretical importance, due to their absence in the database. Still, the empirical results reinforce the theoretical debate and offer robust evidence to build a policy package, adapted to the Islamic singularities. Practical implications Still, the empirical results reinforce the theoretical debate and offer robust evidence to build a policy package, adapted to the Islamic singularities. Originality/value The paper identifies gender differences in entrepreneurial propensity among Islamic economics. The potential enhancers of the entrepreneurial initiative are first put in theoretical terms followed by an empirical analysis, encompassing descriptive analysis and econometric estimations. The results allow identification of gender gaps, as well as other individual and context characteristics affecting entrepreneurial endeavors. Empirical evidence casts light on policymakers elaborating accurate policy packages fostering gender equality in entrepreneurship in Islamic economics, aiming to increase overall entrepreneurial activity and leveraging socio-economic development. Finally, the study addresses recommendations to overcome gender differences relating to entrepreneurial activity considering the singularities of the context.

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Entrepreneurial initiative in Islamic economics – the role of gender. A multi-country analysis

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“…As conveyed by Suryana (2009), in everyday life, there are still many people who interpret and perceive that entrepreneurship is identical to what is performed by the businessman. This view is not appropriate because the entrepreneurial spirit and attitude are owned by everyone who thinks creatively and acts innovatively (Abdullah, Kedah, & Anwar, 2015). Basically the nature of entrepreneurship is a creative and innovative ability used as a basis, tips, and resources to find opportunities for success (Loundy, 2013).…”

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“…In terms of economic development, the boarding schools are considered being able to conduct business activities in the form of entrepreneurial activities which is closely related to several things including tradition (Abdullah et al, 2015). The boarding school has a tradition, which is a collective identity that is convincing to the community.…”

Section: Traditional Values Islamic-tech and The Sway Of Kyaimentioning

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Creative Economic Development of Pesantren

Bawono

2019

Shirkah

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This article mostly focuses on the values performed by pesantren (Islamic boarding school) in taking influence of creative economics within the community. Three factors observed in this paper mainly but may relate to other variables are embedded traditional values, technological resources and the role of ustadz and kyai engaged in the creative economic process. Taking several pesantren in Java and Yogyakarta as research sites, while conducting multiple regression as technique of analysis, this research shows that aforementioned variables have a positive and significant influence on developing creative economic of pesantren. Creative economic of pesantren largely invites more elaborative research, while this research can be a preliminary contribution to the field of new economic challenges within Islamic society.Keywords: pesantren, creative economics, kyai, ustadz

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“…According to Kotler and Keller (2009), measurement of marketing performance can be seen from the conformance between the profit level, sales volume, market share, and customer satisfaction. Every business manager is required to make decisions that support the achievement of the company's goals through the earnings, namely the company's net profit; sales volume is goods sold in the form of money for a certain period of time and in it has a good service strategy; customer satisfaction is one's feelings after comparing the performance of the product he feels with his expectations (Abdullah, Kedah, & Anwar, 2015). According to Ujang et al (2011), market share is the percentage of company sales compared to its close competitors, or is a key indicator of market competition because it shows how much the market is controlled by a company against its competitors.…”

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“…But usually the amount is very limited (Fitriati, 2012). External funding sources include funds from owners or investments, loans both short and long term, assistance from central or regional government programs, funds from friends or family who want to invest, venture funds (Abdullah et al, 2015). Meanwhile, there are three aspects that must be considered in designing the use of costs, namely the initial costs or costs required when the company will be established, projections/financial designs that include the daily balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statements, as well as analysis of capital return.…”

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Business Development Strategy Model of SMEs Through SWOT and EFE-IFE Analysis

Hatta

Riskarini

Ichwani

2019

Shirkah

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Considering that the SME entrepreneurs of Gresik Regency are mostly young, educated and experienced, however their businesses are not yet in legal entities. This research situates the SME business development strategy model through SWOT and EFE-EFI analysis, aiming to identify the conditions and models of SME business development strategies to improve their performances. This research has interviewed 40 respondents who were selected in multi stage, and analyzed through SWOT and EFE-IFE analysis. The result of this research explains that the ability of SME entrepreneurs in managing business and the achievement level of marketing performance is good, except the ability to manage finances. In addition, external conditions support these SMEs. Keywords: SWOT, EFE-IFE, business development strategy, SMEs

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Effects of Islamic entrepreneurship mind programming on entrepreneurial performance through entrepreneurial motivation

Cited by 11 publications

References 34 publications

Entrepreneurial initiative in Islamic economics – the role of gender. A multi-country analysis

Entrepreneurial initiative in Islamic economics – the role of gender. A multi-country analysis

Creative Economic Development of Pesantren

Business Development Strategy Model of SMEs Through SWOT and EFE-IFE Analysis

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