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PART 3: FACTORS AFFECTING WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS’ PERFORMANCE IN MSEs. The major factors that affect women entrepreneurs’ performance in MSEs are listed below. After you read each of the factors, evaluate them in relation to your business and then put a tick mark (√) under the choices below. 5=strongly agree 4=agree 3=undecided 2=disagree 1=strongly disagree No. Item Agreement Scale 15 Economic factors 1 2 3 4 5 remark 15.1 I am satisfied with the financial access given by micro finances and other lending institutions. 15.2 I have access to market for my products 15.3 A have access to different business trainings 15.4 I have my own premises (land) to run my business 15.5 I have an access to information to exploit business opportunities 15.6 I have managerial skills 15.7 I have access to necessary technologies 15.8 There is no stiff competitions in the market place that I am engaged in. 15.9 Adequate infrastructures are available 15.10 I have access to necessary inputs(raw materials) 16 Social factors 16.1 I have a better of social acceptability 16.2 I have a better contacts(networks) with outsiders 16.3 I have no prejudice or class biases 16.4 The societies attitude towards my products/services is positive 16.5 The attitude of other employees towards my business is positive 16.6 I have a positive relationship with the workforce 74
16.7 I have no conflicting gender roles 16.8 I am not affected by gender inequalities 16.9 I have no cultural influences 16.10 I never encounter harassments in registering and operating my business No. Item Agreement Scale 17 Legal and administrative factors 1 2 3 4 5 remark 17.1 I have business assistants and supporters from government bodies 17.2 I have a network with different administrative bodies 17.3 I have access to policy makers 17.4 I have no legal, institutional and policy constraints 17.5 I can borrow money even without titled assets as a collateral 17.6 Interest rate charged by micro finances and other lending institutions in reasonable 17.7 I have never encountered bureaucracies and red tapes 17.8 I am beneficiary of government incentives 17.9 I have never faced unfavorable legal and regulatory environments 17.10 the tax levied on my business is reasonable 75
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BAHIRDAR UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF E
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Contents Page ACK
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LIST OF TABLES Table 1 Pros and con
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ABSTRACT This study was designed to
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According to Aregash as cited in Es
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Entrepreneurship education is desig
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addresses the training, machine, fi
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CHAPTER TWO REVIEW OF RELATED LITER
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2.1.2 The benefits of entrepreneurs
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Besides this, Gemechis (2007), Hisr
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2.2 Women entrepreneurship Women’
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ventures than women; male owners we
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United States as sited in UNECE (20
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entrepreneurship as a career option
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