Motivational and Limiting Factors for Female Entrepreneurship

Factors That Influence Women to Be Involved in Entrepreneurship: A Case Study in Malaysia

“…The pull factor emphasizes on the positive and desirable reasons of entrepreneurship and pulls the entrepreneurs to their choice (Džananović & Tandir, 2020). The factor could encourage and motivate the entrepreneurs to initiate the investment.…”

“…Sometimes, the push factors compel a person to start up a business and take on initiatives to make sure it happens. Hence the factors that put force on people to start a business are coined as push factors (Džananović & Tandir, 2020). In other words, an individual naturally pushes away from things that cause threat to stability and comfort.…”

“…The motivational factors for women to gear up their own business begin from psychological need such as self-satisfaction (Džananović & Tandir, 2020). According to Benzing and Chu (2009), pull factors are more prevailing than push factors.…”

“…Entrepreneurial opportunities are related to factors, such as demand for independence, necessity of challenge, reinforced financial chance, self-realization, decision to be the head of entrepreneur, flexibility of balance between family and work, accomplish personal achievement and being a role model (Amit, & Muller, 1995). The outline of a conceptual framework is based on the push and pulls theory by Džananović and Tandir (2020) as shown in Figure 1.…”

Pushed or Pulled into Entrepreneurship? Motivations behind Entrepreneurial Entry for Women with Disabilities in Bangladesh

“…Džananović & Tandir, 2020;Greenfield & Nayak, 1992;Jennings & McDougald, 2007;Jyoti et al, 2011; Kirkwood, 2009; Kirkwood & Walton, 2010; Laure Humbert & Drew, 2010;Zgheib, 2018).…”