This paper aims to identify the indicators of the theory of planned behavior which are common among successful entrepreneurs as role models in order to help the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises. This study uses an applied research method, integrated data, and descriptive data analysis. Initially, in accordance with the purposive approach of typical case sampling, semi-structured int...

Credit management knowledge is a critical factor in the entrepreneurial success of businesses. Understanding how to effectively manage credit transactions, assess creditworthiness, and maintain positive relationships with creditors essential for financial stability growth. Entrepreneurs strong are better equipped secure financing, build credibility, optimize cash flow, make informed decisions. ...

Self-Determination Theory (SDT) is a theoretical framework in psychology that highlights relatedness, competence, and autonomy as essential human traits. This theory contends people are more inclined to engage self-motivated persistent behaviors when they feel their actions consistent with values interests. People likely have sense of well-being, pleasure, vitality life these fundamental psycho...

Venture capitalists often hold extensive control rights over entrepreneurial companies, including the right to fire entrepreneurs. This paper examines why, and under what circumstances, entrepreneurs would voluntarily relinquish control. Control rights protect the venture capitalists from hold-up by the entrepreneurs. This provides the correct incentives for the venture capitalists to search fo...

The process of resource orchestration is one the great techniques in achieving better business performance. It covers structuring, bundling and leveraging resources properly, strategically innovatively. This study, therefore, aims to analyze relationship between entrepreneurial success. data young entrepreneurs from PUNB have been collected analyzed using SPSS. findings found that has a signifi...

Background: Enterprises in South Africa, especially rural areas, continue to fail, despite the continuous support from government. A key contributing factor is that most enterprises’ channelled exogenous factors without recognising their endogenous predisposition as well. Aim: This article isolated entrepreneurs’ attributes which if complemented with could spur enterprise success. Setting: stud...

Entrepreneurs create economic growth in their communities by forming new firms. Each year during the past decade, more than half a million businesses were started that added new jobs in the United States. In the 1990s, during the longest economic expansion in the United States economy, the majority of new jobs were created by small and medium-sized entrepreneurs operating highgrowth businesses....

In a market economy, entrepreneurs are businessmen who start a new business or expand an existing business by integrating production factors. In an emerging market economy, where market institutions are being established, in order to start or expand a successful business, a businessman not only has to possess the same ability as their counterpart in a market economy, he also has to overcome man...

By analyzing data of more than 1,000 initial coin offerings (ICOs) obtained from seven different ICO information platforms, we investigate the effectiveness signals used by entrepreneurs to foster funding success. In particular, examine venture quality (human capital), level uncertainty (entrepreneurs’ self-efficacy and ambiguity reduction), familiarity among potential investors (media presence...