Survey on women's innovative entrepreneurship in Serbia

Beraha, Isidora; Đuričin, Sonja

doi:10.5937/ekonomika2001093b

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“…Women are much more precarious than the male sex in expressing their ideas and readiness to start their own business. Although efforts are made towards the equality of both sexes on the labor market, women still feel greater precariousness in the implementation of their business ideas and starting their own business (Beraha, Đuričin, 2020). No significant difference was found between the respondents of a different professional qualification degree as per idea for starting own business.…”

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An assessment of the effects and influences of the concept of entrepreneurial learning in Serbia

Marčetić¹,

Prlinčević²,

Grujić-Vučkovski

2020

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It is difficult to estimate the quantity and quality of the necessary entrepreneurial knowledge and assess the effects of such entrepreneurship education, i.e. whether it has met the set criteria sufficiently. Empirical practice lacks empirical studies that would base the competences of entrepreneurial learning upon the direct assessment of learning outcomes, the outcomes related to the knowledge of opportunities for professional orientation and the knowledge of the business environment, the created framework picture of entrepreneurship, employment opportunities and obstacles. In this paper, the direct effect of entrepreneurial learning in a secondary-education and a higher-education institution of the economic path was estimated through a qualitative approach, after the established conceptual framework and furthermore through the respondents' answers to the survey questions. Therefore, a contribution was made by making a step forward in the evaluation of entrepreneurial learning through a direct assessment of the raised awareness of entrepreneurship. The indirect indicators used were the gender and the education level, i.e. the difference in the respondents' answers according to their respective gender and the school they are attending (secondary school or vocational school). The obtained results assess the level of the respondents' basic entrepreneurial culture and their knowledge, as well as entrepreneurial preferences.

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confidence: 89%

An assessment of the effects and influences of the concept of entrepreneurial learning in Serbia

Marčetić¹,

Prlinčević²,

Grujić-Vučkovski

2020

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“…Several studies have been conducted to identify, examine and measure the impact of COVID-19 on SMEs (Antonescu, 2020; Bartik et al. , 2020a, b; Beraha and Duričin, 2020; Belghitar et al. , 2020; Brown, 2020; Desbureaux et al.…”

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A systematic literature review on supply chain resilience in SMEs: learnings from COVID-19 pandemic

Mishra

Singh²

2022

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PurposeThe study aims to review state-of-art literature on supply chain resilience in SMEs in the context of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and provides a comprehensive view of insights gained, gaps identified and suggests potential areas of future research.Design/methodology/approachUsing a thorough search strategy, 46 articles were found relevant for this study. Each of these articles was further reviewed, classified and analysed to highlight the development of literature in this field and identify the significant focal area of research in this domain.FindingsThe classification of studies indicates a growing number of articles in the last two years with a significant focus on multiple industries and survey-based research design. The study's findings suggest that literature on supply chain resilience in SMEs falls into four categories: supply chain resilience principle, impact of COVID-19 pandemic on SMEs, strategies for developing supply chain resilience and role of Industry 4.0 technologies in supply chain resilience. We also identified knowledge gaps and suggested directions for future research to catalyse studies at the interface of supply chain resilience, SMEs and COVID-19 pandemic.Research limitations/implicationsThe generalisability of this study can be limited to a specific population of online databases and selected time periods chosen for a particular period.Originality/valueThe study provides a structured literature review on studies published between 2012 and 2022 for the use of academicians and practitioners. Findings will be of great value for SMEs to improve their resilience during the uncertain business environment.

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“…Modern business environments offer a much larger number of opportunities for the realization of entrepreneurial ventures. In addition to technical and technological factors that influence the creation of more favourable environments for entrepreneurship, modern business conditions are characterized by various requirements that greatly facilitate the work of entrepreneurs (Harash et al, 2014) According to the survey, 80% of women entrepreneurs do not have sufficiently developed innovative activities due to poor institutional support, finance and macroeconomic environment (Beraha & Đuričin, 2020). Modern business environments require the use of flexible organizational structures, which are much more suitable for small, entrepreneurial ventures.…”

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The potential of digital entrepreneurship in Serbia

Krivokuća

Ćoćkalo²,

Bakator³

2021

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The development of digital technologies has fundamentally changed all segments of the functioning of human societies and ways of doing business in all activities. Digital entrepreneurship has emerged as a consequence of the development of digital technologies and digitalization. The subject of research conducted in this paper is digital entrepreneurship as a new paradigm of business due to market globalization. The main research problem addressed in this paper is the analysis of the impact that digital entrepreneurship has on business. Within the work, empirical research was conducted, on a sample of 147 respondents, which aimed to point out the potentials that digital entrepreneurship has in the Republic of Serbia. The research conducted in this paper aimed to point out the importance of digital entrepreneurship, as a new business paradigm in global markets, and the potential of digital entrepreneurship in the Republic of Serbia. In addition to a comprehensive analysis of secondary data sources, the results of which are presented in the literature review, the paper also used primary data sources, i.e. the results of research on the potential of digital entrepreneurship in the Republic of Serbia, conducted by the author through an online survey.

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Survey on women's innovative entrepreneurship in Serbia

Cited by 7 publications

References 21 publications

An assessment of the effects and influences of the concept of entrepreneurial learning in Serbia

An assessment of the effects and influences of the concept of entrepreneurial learning in Serbia

A systematic literature review on supply chain resilience in SMEs: learnings from COVID-19 pandemic

The potential of digital entrepreneurship in Serbia

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