Indigenous entrepreneurship sustainability in Malaysia

The government of Malaysia endorsed the Eleventh Malaysia Plan aimed to be developed county in the numerous crucial dimensions including economics, political, social, spiritual, psychological and also cultural. The government of Malaysia underpin efforts to help cultivate all level of people includi...

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Main Authors: Nor Emmy Shuhada, Derani, Mazita, Mokhtar, Wan Noordiana, Wan Hanafi
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Language:English
Published: GBMR 2020
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spelling my.ump.umpir.332402022-01-14T07:16:02Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/33240/ Indigenous entrepreneurship sustainability in Malaysia Nor Emmy Shuhada, Derani Mazita, Mokhtar Wan Noordiana, Wan Hanafi HF Commerce The government of Malaysia endorsed the Eleventh Malaysia Plan aimed to be developed county in the numerous crucial dimensions including economics, political, social, spiritual, psychological and also cultural. The government of Malaysia underpin efforts to help cultivate all level of people including the Orang Asli communities. One of the initiatives by the government is through entrepreneurship where entrepreneurship increase job creation as well as economic growth. Nevertheless, the business or product produce by the Orang Asli entrepreneurs in Malaysia are often non-permanent, constant and sustained despite various initiatives commenced by the government. Therefore, this study aims to propose conceptual framework using the theory of planned behavior to capture a reasonable way for the Orang Asli to sustain their business. Moreover, this study aims to determine whether the value placed in the theory of planned behavior affects the level of entrepreneurial intention among the Orang Asli. Therefore, the insight into the factors of sustainable entrepreneurship can be an essential step towards designing a practical and durable policy mechanism for the implementation of the theory of planned behavior when developing entrepreneurial initiatives or programs to the Orang Asli communities. Results from this paper will be conducted using survey method, adapted questionnaire as the main instrument. A total of 150 indigenous from the Pahang, Perak and Selangor state will be selected as respondents. To analyze the results descriptive analysis will use including reliability and validity test using Cronbach Alpha and the relationships between independent variables and dependent variables will be tested using Pearson Correlation GBMR 2020 Article PeerReviewed pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/33240/1/Indigenous%20Entrepreneurship.pdf Nor Emmy Shuhada, Derani and Mazita, Mokhtar and Wan Noordiana, Wan Hanafi (2020) Indigenous entrepreneurship sustainability in Malaysia. Global Business and Management Research: An International Journal, 12 (4). pp. 540-547. ISSN 1947-5667 http://gbmrjournal.com/pdf/v12n4/V12N4-53.pdf
institution Universiti Malaysia Pahang
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topic HF Commerce
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Nor Emmy Shuhada, Derani
Mazita, Mokhtar
Wan Noordiana, Wan Hanafi
Indigenous entrepreneurship sustainability in Malaysia
description The government of Malaysia endorsed the Eleventh Malaysia Plan aimed to be developed county in the numerous crucial dimensions including economics, political, social, spiritual, psychological and also cultural. The government of Malaysia underpin efforts to help cultivate all level of people including the Orang Asli communities. One of the initiatives by the government is through entrepreneurship where entrepreneurship increase job creation as well as economic growth. Nevertheless, the business or product produce by the Orang Asli entrepreneurs in Malaysia are often non-permanent, constant and sustained despite various initiatives commenced by the government. Therefore, this study aims to propose conceptual framework using the theory of planned behavior to capture a reasonable way for the Orang Asli to sustain their business. Moreover, this study aims to determine whether the value placed in the theory of planned behavior affects the level of entrepreneurial intention among the Orang Asli. Therefore, the insight into the factors of sustainable entrepreneurship can be an essential step towards designing a practical and durable policy mechanism for the implementation of the theory of planned behavior when developing entrepreneurial initiatives or programs to the Orang Asli communities. Results from this paper will be conducted using survey method, adapted questionnaire as the main instrument. A total of 150 indigenous from the Pahang, Perak and Selangor state will be selected as respondents. To analyze the results descriptive analysis will use including reliability and validity test using Cronbach Alpha and the relationships between independent variables and dependent variables will be tested using Pearson Correlation
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author Nor Emmy Shuhada, Derani
Mazita, Mokhtar
Wan Noordiana, Wan Hanafi
author_facet Nor Emmy Shuhada, Derani
Mazita, Mokhtar
Wan Noordiana, Wan Hanafi
author_sort Nor Emmy Shuhada, Derani
title Indigenous entrepreneurship sustainability in Malaysia
title_short Indigenous entrepreneurship sustainability in Malaysia
title_full Indigenous entrepreneurship sustainability in Malaysia
title_fullStr Indigenous entrepreneurship sustainability in Malaysia
title_full_unstemmed Indigenous entrepreneurship sustainability in Malaysia
title_sort indigenous entrepreneurship sustainability in malaysia
publisher GBMR
publishDate 2020
url http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/33240/1/Indigenous%20Entrepreneurship.pdf
http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/33240/
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