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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Microbusinesses"”.
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Social media adoption by microbusinesses
… but never attempted. To manage the large scope, microbusinesses are selected purposefully due to their limited business processes. The research design reflects the need for relevance by using Lewin’s action research (traditional social change model) as the primary method augmented by participant …
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Economic analysis and environmental impact of energy usage in microbusinesses in UK and Kurdistan, Iraq
… This source was examined in terms of microbusinesses such as SMEs including hair dressing salon, education centre, fried chicken outlet and printing shop. Small businesses account for a large proportion of the economy. The analysis developed could be applied to small business to show …
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Impact of technology adoption as a key growth contributor for women micro businesses in Malaysia
… are still loopholes in adopting technology in microbusinesses, especially amongst women microentrepreneurs. Less exposure to knowledge and experience has deterred them from adopting technology. This study examines the relationship between technology adoption readiness among women …
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Exploring factors that sustain succesful women-owned informal micro businesses in the Western Cape
… purposive sample of sixteen women-owned informal microbusinesses (WBOs) and five key informants from government and NGO institutions offering small business support services. The main findings indicated that some of the women are successful due to a variety of multifaceted and linked factors. …
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Exploring the Impact of Socio-Cultural Factors in the Case of Gendering Micro-Entrepreneurs in the UK and Pakistan
… UK and Pakistan from eight different types of microbusinesses such as clothing, events, cosmetics, fitness, car detailing, manufacturing, marketing agency and construction. The data collected in this research has been analysed through thematic analysis and compared against the incentives and …
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Measuring and characterising the functional business financial literacy of entrepreneurs: a framework and survey instrument
… African entrepreneurs, including sole traders, microbusinesses, and small businesses, to quantitatively assess the instruments' reliability and validity. The third component is an exploratory application of the instrument that uses various demographic information about the respondents and their …