Pengaruh Faktor Latar Belakang Terhadap Orientasi Sikap Keusahawanan dalam Kalangan Usahawan Belia Bumiputera Muslim

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“…However, even in 50 years after the New Economic Policy (NEP) was initiated which started in 1971, the attempts made to generate and develop more productive SMEs are not yet fulfilling their objectives, despite numerous government support for entrepreneurship. In this regard, the attitude of entrepreneurs and young entrepreneurs of Bumiputera who despite being entrepreneurs, remain passive in nature and mentality [41], [21] and [38] is not consistent with the original NEP objectives. Why does this phenomenon occur?…”

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“…This is why it is important for a research to look at entrepreneurial attitudes and behaviors among SMEs entrepreneurs and to create them as a catalyst for national progress. This corresponds to the position of the youth as a significant contributor to the workforce of the country, which makes up 40 percent of the Malaysia"s population [41], [38] and [28]. One of the biggest challenges is that entrepreneurs continue to develop an interest in Halal and global halal industries [38].…”

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Through the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) for Extended Model of Entrepreneurs Intentions to Involve in Halal Industry

Supaat*¹,

Nizam²,

Ahamat³

2019

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SMEs from all industry sectors in Malaysia have shown the backbone of the economy. Therefore, a study would be useful to examine how entrepreneurs in SMEs entrepreneurs could develop and gain a deeper understanding of entrepreneur’s attitudes and behavioural intentions. This marks a first step towards recognizing the development of factors to improve the performance of SMEs in accordance with National Entrepreneurship Policy 2030. The literature review through the implementation of the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) suggested that the entrepreneur’s intentions for the SME in the halal industry have six factors to influence: (i) halal awareness, (ii) halal business motivation, (iii) family support, (iv) peers influence, (v) feasibility and (vi) government support. This study employed quantitative methods in order to fulfil these research objectives, leading a self-administered survey of 250 SMEs in food manufacturing. Results from correlation and multiple regression showed that the halal awareness, family support, feasibility and government support were positive for entrepreneur’s intentions to be involved in Halal industry. Understanding of the factors for SMEs’ entrepreneur would increase the intentions of food manufacturing SMEs in Halal industry.

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Through the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) for Extended Model of Entrepreneurs Intentions to Involve in Halal Industry

Supaat*¹,

Nizam²,

Ahamat³

2019

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Weathering the Economic Impact of COVID-19: Challenges Faced by Microentrepreneurs and Their Coping Strategies during Movement Control Order (MCO) in Malaysia

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Rahim²,

Idris³

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The COVID-19 pandemic is a global crisis that has caused a punishing economic impact on businesses, particularly due to many countries adopting measures such as the Movement Control Order (MCO) to curb the spread of the COVID-19 disease. The impact hits the most on microentrepreneurs since they are not able to operate their businesses, of which the margins of profit and resources are relatively small. The purpose of this research was to explore the challenges faced by microentrepreneurs during MCO and their coping strategies used to overcome these challenges. This study utilized the qualitative case study approach and collected interview data among the identified microentrepreneurs that met the criterion sampling. The findings uncover that these microentrepreneurs typically faced challenges related to restricted cash flows, lack of customers and supplies shortage issues which impacted their income and business operations during MCO. These challenges were addressed using coping strategies, namely having the ability to control stress, developing a strong spiritual relationship with God, applying problem solving thinking skills, utilizing social capital (offline and online), and optimizing digital marketing. It is recommended that government agencies, NGOs, and social movement bodies contribute to microentrepreneurs by organising and engaging in digital empowerment programs to enable rural entrepreneurs to leverage on their access to digital commerce, internet marketing and alike.

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Pengaruh Faktor Latar Belakang Terhadap Orientasi Sikap Keusahawanan dalam Kalangan Usahawan Belia Bumiputera Muslim

Abstract: ABSTRAK Kajian ini dijalankan untuk meneliti tahap orientasi sikap keusahawanan berdasarkan faktor demografi pengalaman

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Through the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) for Extended Model of Entrepreneurs Intentions to Involve in Halal Industry

Through the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) for Extended Model of Entrepreneurs Intentions to Involve in Halal Industry

Weathering the Economic Impact of COVID-19: Challenges Faced by Microentrepreneurs and Their Coping Strategies during Movement Control Order (MCO) in Malaysia

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