Inclusive Entrepreneurship in Visegrad4 Countries

Study of the female entrepreneurship: An empirical evidence in the municipality of León in Nicaragua

“…This proves the statements by (Pilková et al, 2016) therefore the development of skills such as opportunity, recognition, creativity, leadership, communication and innovation, are necessary for business success.…”

“…On the other hand, the presence of women is almost a testimony in the construction of that activity where the skills required to establish a business are minimal and relatively easy to learn, focusing on trade and professional services (Pilková, Jančovičová, & Kovačičová, 2016).…”

“…As a result, being surrounded by a business ecosystem is determined by the confidence of the actors who participate in the network and are likely to increase the effectiveness in their businesses. The presence of women in the municipality of León, Nicaragua, is almost a testimony in the construction of those activities where the skills required to establish a business are minimal and relatively easy to learn, concentrating on trade and professional services (Pilková et al, 2016) The results show that having entrepreneurial families, (both in innovation, as highly qualified personnel), acquiring a production system, incorporating new products in the market, and accessing and specializing in the market segment; are all factors the influence the independent variable in a positive way Table 5 shows the results for logistic regression in order to predict the influence of entrepreneurial relatives as a control variable based on cognitive and socio-personal factors. It is observed that coefficient B differs significantly from 0; therefore, it is understood that it produces changes on the dependent variable indicating the inexistence of a relationship.…”

Determinacy Of Qalb Behavioral Traits Toward Inclusive Entrepreneurial Intention Among Muslim Student

“…The most current research assure that entrepreneurs should acknowledge and practice inclusive innovation in order to lead to more economic sustainability by having sustainable innovation (Berkowitz, 2018), practicing sustainable innovation contributes to social, economic, and environmental value creation (Rantala et al, 2018). From other hand technological inclusive innovation plays a very significant role in poverty reduction (Botchie et al, 2017), because inclusive business tackles social economic challenges by including the low income community in the business chains (Likoko & Kini, 2017), thus inclusive entrepreneurship is a representation under-represented groups involvement in entrepreneurship aiming to assist them in order to overcome social and economic problems (Pilková et al, 2016). Previous and older studies also asserted on that inclusive business supports inclusion of the base of the pyramid (BoP) population into businesses, for alleviation of poverty (London & Hart, 2011;Prahalad & Ramaswamy, 2004).…”

“…Studies have explored antecedents for behaviors, however specific antecedents for inclusiveness is under explored. Pilková et al (2016) indicated the importance of involving knowledge from academic researchers in exploring the entrepreneurial intention of youth and women in order to increase the number of inclusive entrepreneurship activities. Moreover, the study by Liñán and Fayolle (2015) on entrepreneurial intentions based on a comprehensive literature review, incorporated a total of 409 journal articles which considered entrepreneurial intention published from the year 2004 to 2013.…”