Model Pengembangan Enterpreneurship dalam Pemberdayaan Ekonomi Rumah Tangga di Minangkabau

Zusmelia, Zusmelia; Dasrizal, Dasrizal; Erita, Yeni

doi:10.29313/mimbar.v28i2.347

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“…The results of this study are also supported by the results of research by Lee et al (2017) where the key to the success of cafe entrepreneurs in Klang Valley Malaysia, one of which is family and family life cycle management. The results of this study also support the study of Zusmelia et al (2012) with the research title "Entrepreneurship Development Model in Empowering Household Economy in Minangkabau" with the findings of women traders in the nagari market is the incubator of the birth of the spirit of entrepreneurship for the next generation so that they become big traders.…”

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Women Malay Rengat Enterpreneurship

Fitrio¹

2019

ECONOMICA

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The main issue of this research is to find out why Malay women participate in trading in the city of Rengat. The purpose of the study was to find out the motives of Malay women in trading. This research is a qualitative study using the hermeneutics method, where researchers asked for help from 7 informants through in-depth interviews and Focus Discusion Groups with 4 informants, the interviews and Focus Groups Discussion were analyzed and interpreted with meaning. The results of this study are women who take part in entrepreneurship or trade in the city of Rengat because to help the development of the household economy, the factors that trigger the emergence of business are family factors and also because of the impulse of entrepreneurship.

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“…Research on entrepreneurship among women is very interesting to do. Zusmelia (2012) in The focus of this research is food and beverage (culinary) traders in Rengat, Indragiri Hulu Regency. Some questions that will be answered from this research are: 1).…”

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Women Malay Rengat Enterpreneurship

Fitrio¹

2019

ECONOMICA

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“…This implies that the number of MSME-scale creative industry businesses has not adopted new technological changes both in input and in processing, even after production, so that changes to the products produced have not been able to encourage regional innovation so far. This is in line with the research of Zusmelia et al, which states that the spirit of entrepreneurship in women Minangkabau traders grows in the first generation, generational change tends to decrease, presumably this is due to lack of responsiveness to technological changes, so that many creative industries in MSME scale businesses which was initiated by the household experienced a setback after the second generation [21]. According to Ansofino, the increase in added value of snack products in the tourist destinations of West Sumatra has not yet occurred because intermediate inputs, especially in the supply of packaging raw materials, are still imported from outside the region of West Sumatra [22].…”

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Development of Halal Tourism Destinations to Improve Economic Growth

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Ansofino²,

Ekaputeri³

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the 2nd Social and Humaniora Research Symposium (SoRes 2019)

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The focus of the research is to explain the types and diversity of creative industry businesses, the creative economy, interacting with each other in forming their business networks, creating business agglomeration. The research method is the panel data method with five destination regions during the 2015-2017. The estimation method uses Pooled least square (PLS) and fixed effect method (FEM). The results showed that the most dominant form of creative industry business in West Sumatra was the super creative business group, accounted for 74% of the total creative industry workforce. There is. Creative professional groups more or less reach 26%. The largest is spread in the city of Padang and Bukittinggi. Changes in the concentration of industrial clusters have a positive impact on regional innovation and economic growth, an increase in the intensity of the use of R&D has a positive impact on regions with concentrations of industrial clusters, a negative impact on regions that do not yet have a creative industry cluster. The more agglomeration of industrial business is created due to the creative industry business cluster. Conversely, if industrial clusters are not yet formed, it will have a negative impact on regional innovation and regional economic growth.

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“…This capability includes as an entrepreneurial spirit. According to Zusmelia, et al, (2012) entrepreneurship is the soul of economic empowerment. Creativity and innovation technology serves to become the core of entrepreneurship (Wahyudin, 2012).…”

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Various Determinant Factors of Production Technology Adoption in Creative Souvenir Micro Enterprise

Dumasari

Budiningsih²,

Darmawan³

et al. 2017

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<p>This study aims to examine the existence of several factors that determine the power of the adoption of production technology on micro souvenirs creative enterprise. The location of the research was determined purposely in Purbalingga Wetan Subdistrict, Purbalingga District, Central Java Province, Indonesia. Research respondents numbered 28 people. The results showed that the various determinants of the adoption of production technology have economic, social and environmental motives. The power of influence of each factor is also distinct. The adoption of different craftsmen resulted in the quality of souvenir products from coconut waste being unequal. Some have a motif design according to market trend. Product price level is feasible. However, some products are only produced semi-finished. The price of this product is relatively lower. The economic feasibility of craftsmen is closely related to the rate of adoption of production technology. There are small number (<25 percent) of craftsmen use mechanical technology. The rest is still aided on the traditional manual techniques in processing waste coconut into souvenirs or creative handicraft.</p><p> </p>

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Model Pengembangan Enterpreneurship dalam Pemberdayaan Ekonomi Rumah Tangga di Minangkabau

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Women Malay Rengat Enterpreneurship

Women Malay Rengat Enterpreneurship

Development of Halal Tourism Destinations to Improve Economic Growth

Various Determinant Factors of Production Technology Adoption in Creative Souvenir Micro Enterprise

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