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| Abstract : UNIRAZAK Library |
| The surge in female entrepreneurship prompts a focused exploration of the factors influencing women's entrepreneurial plans and intentions. Grounded in the Theory of Planned Behaviour, which comprises three fundamental elements: perceived behavioural control, subjective norms, and attitudes. This study investigates five important independent variables. Immediate family assistance and support is key. The context as seen in overall environmental causes. A sense of independence and self-reliance. The right attitude does weigh in heavily to. Capabilities from an entrepreneurial standpoint is also important. Through a rigorous quantitative approach, utilizing a 5-point Likert scale questionnaire, data were gathered from 219 eligible responses from female participants. The analysis reveals significant positive correlations between key variables and entrepreneurial plans and intentions. Immediate familial support emerges as a pivotal catalyst, highlighting the influential role of family networks in nurturing women's entrepreneurial aspirations. Additionally, self-reliance, influenced by environmental factors, plays a central role in driving entrepreneurial plans and intentions. Entrepreneurial capabilities and a positive entrepreneurial attitude or outlook also prove to be influential factors. These findings hold relevance for stakeholders and policymakers seeking to foster an enabling environment for female entrepreneurship. Beyond economic implications, these insights possess the potential to impact societal norms and values. As women's participation in entrepreneurship continues to rise, these findings offer valuable guidance for navigating this evolving landscape. |
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