Gender, Perceived Insecurity, Corruption Perception, Subjective Norm, and Household Income: A Configurational Approach to Entrepreneurial Intention

Pinazo-Dallenbach, Pablo; Castelló‐Sirvent, Fernando

doi:10.1007/s13132-023-01387-6

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“…Subjective norms may have a lasting impact on entrepreneurial intentions over time. As students continue to receive social cues and feedback, the cumulative influence of subjective norms can shape and reinforce their This result aligns with other research that emphasises the significance of subjective norms in boosting Malaysian university students' intention to start their own business(Al-Halbusi et al, 2023;Pinazo-Dallenbach & Castelló-Sirvent, 2023).…”

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Entrepreneurial Intention among University Students in Malaysia

Syuhada Musa,

Abu Seman,

Hamzah

2023

IJARBSS

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As an immediate precursor to entrepreneurship and a crucial factor in understanding how future regional economic development in emerging nations will be explained, the aspiration to become an entrepreneur is highly significant. Academics are becoming more and more interested in the entrepreneurial intention of university students from developing nations. Entrepreneurial intention is important study among university students because it empowers them to think proactively, take risks, and contribute to innovation, economic growth, and societal development in the entrepreneurial landscape. Thus, this study looks at the predictors that influence students' intentions to start their own businesses. This study involved a total of 260 students at one selected public university. The research adopted a quantitative methodology, utilising standardised questionnaires that are self-administered to gather data. Version 26.0 of the SPSS programme was used to analyse the data that had been gathered, incorporating statistical methods such as multiple linear regression and Pearson correlation. The results showed that there was a significant relationship between personal attitude, subjective norms, perceive behavior control and entrepreneurial intention. This study has the potential to fortify entrepreneurship education initiatives in Malaysian universities by recommending the introduction and enhancement of courses, workshops, and experiential learning opportunities. These strategies aim to systematically cultivate entrepreneurial skills and foster entrepreneurial mindsets among the student population. Future study can explore how students perceive and engage with technology-driven entrepreneurship, including areas such as digital startups and innovation ecosystems.

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Entrepreneurial Intention among University Students in Malaysia

Syuhada Musa,

Abu Seman,

Hamzah

2023

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“…De acuerdo con la información obtenida en la tabla 6, podemos estar seguros y afirmar que existe una relación positiva y significativa entre las variables de estudios, con un Rho de Spearman de 0.959, por tanto se concluye que a mayor calidad de servicio mayor seguridad ciudadana en la comisaría del distrito antes mencionado, similares resultados fueron encontrados en [8] donde en los resultados se evidencia que a mayor seguridad ciudadana, se desarrolla con mayor facilidad la actividad emprendedora de los ciudadanos , existiendo una correlación positiva entre ambas variables, dichos resultados están apoyados en lo mencionado por [4] el autor menciona que la seguridad pública está considerada como el bienestar social que le permite al ciudadano desarrollarse y vivir en plena confianza, por ello es muy importante que todos los gobiernos puedan garantizarla a todos los ciudadanos por igual.…”

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Analysis of Security and Service Quality: A Citizen Perception

Anticona Valderrama,

Garcia Alvarez,

Mendoza Damas

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the 3rd LACCEI International Multiconference on Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Regional Development (LEIRD 202

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The primary objective of this research was to analyze whether there is a relationship between citizen security and the quality of the service provided by the Zarumilla-Peru commissioner, with respect to the methodology, it was basic, with a quantitative approach, the design used was not experimental-correlational. The study population was made up of 126 citizens attended at the police station and the sample was 96 citizens, the type of sampling adopted is simple random probabilistic, the data collection was given through the survey and the questionnaire was used as an instrument, the which was validated through an expert judgment, reliability was obtained through Cronbach's alpha, obtaining an alpha of 0.81 for the security variables and 0.87 for quality of service, likewise the normality test was applied to the data., resulting in the data not having a normal distribution, using Spearman's Rho as a correlation statistic. Regarding the results obtained, it was determined that there is a significant positive and very strong correlation of 0.959 between both variables, finally it was concluded that, with better quality of service, police officers generate a higher level of citizen security, this will allow citizens to continue their daily tasks in a normal way with the peace of mind of feeling safe and protected by their authorities.

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“…Regarding socioeconomic levels, [ 72 ] (cited in [ 73 ]) pointed out that household income indirectly affects attitudes, intentions, and behaviors related to entrepreneurship. It seems that individuals coming from higher-income families tend to incline more toward entrepreneurship [ 74 , 75 ].…”

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Factors influencing the social perception of entrepreneurs in Spain: A quantitative analysis from secondary data

Arroyo-Barrigüete,

Escudero-Guirado,

Minguela-Rata

2023

PLoS ONE

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The essential role that entrepreneurs play in the economy, while acknowledged in the academic context, is not always recognized socially. In the specific case of Spain, the profession has even been called into question by public institutions, which is highly detrimental to both the social image of entrepreneurs and the country’s economy. Therefore, there is a need to identify factors that can improve this social image. This study aims to investigate one of these factors, specifically the effect of interest in economics. To do so, data from a large sample of 25,835 Spanish citizens from 2002–2022 were employed. The analysis was conducted using a combination of a neural network model and logistic regression. The conclusion of the study is that as interest in economics and business increases, the perception of entrepreneurs improves. Therefore, those individuals with less interest in economics tend to have a more negative view of this profession. This result opens up a potential avenue for enhancing the social image of entrepreneurs, as a higher interest in economics and business, which could be achieved through effective communication campaigns or basic education, leads to an improvement in perception.

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Gender, Perceived Insecurity, Corruption Perception, Subjective Norm, and Household Income: A Configurational Approach to Entrepreneurial Intention

Cited by 6 publications

References 110 publications

Entrepreneurial Intention among University Students in Malaysia

Entrepreneurial Intention among University Students in Malaysia

Analysis of Security and Service Quality: A Citizen Perception

Factors influencing the social perception of entrepreneurs in Spain: A quantitative analysis from secondary data

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