Entrepreneurial intention and business growth among micro business owner

Mok, Mun Ning (2018) Entrepreneurial intention and business growth among micro business owner. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

SME industry play a vital role from time to time. Nowadays, government Malaysia conscious about the involvement of micro entrepreneurs in the industry. However, being a micro business owner is not necessary to act as micro entrepreneur. Therefore,the purpose of this study is to examine entrepreneurial intention among micro business owner in their business growth.Factors of intention such as attitude toward behaviour, subjective norm and perceived behavioural control has an influence level on micro business owner’s entrepreneurial intention. In order to test the relationship on dominant factors and entrepreneurial intention, three hypothesis was developed for this study. Apart from that,the research focuses on Melaka and was carried out by collecting secondary data through questionnaires to the sampling size. This study used explanatory analysis and correlation coefficient analysis conducted by SPSS software. Results showed the influence level effect on entrepreneurial intention among micro business owner. Attitude toward behaviour and perceived behavioural control have positively significant relationship to entrepreneurial intention which shown correlation coefficient value of 0.648 and 0.739 with p-value less at 0.05 for each set of variable while subjective norm has no significant relationship to entrepreneurial intention among micro business owner.

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