Masterarbeit, 2012
90 Seiten, Note: A
This thesis aims to analyze the determinants of performance in micro-enterprises in the Dodola District of the Oromia Region of Ethiopia. The study seeks to identify key factors that influence the financial performance and employment growth of these micro-enterprises, providing insights into the challenges and opportunities facing this sector.
Chapter One introduces the background of the study, outlining the importance of micro-enterprises in Ethiopia's economic development and highlighting the need for a deeper understanding of their performance determinants. The chapter defines the research problem, states the objectives, and presents the hypothesis guiding the research. It also discusses the significance and limitations of the study.
Chapter Two delves into the theoretical and empirical literature related to micro-enterprise performance. It explores various frameworks, including the role of personal attributes, demographic characteristics, business characteristics, infrastructure, and access to finance in shaping micro-enterprise success. The chapter also examines the specific context of micro-enterprises in Ethiopia.
Chapter Three outlines the methodology employed in the study, including the research design, sample size determination, sampling methods, data collection techniques, and data analysis techniques. It describes the variables under investigation and the statistical models used to analyze the data.
Chapter Four presents the findings of the study, examining the demographic characteristics of the respondents, the key features of the micro-enterprises, their sources of capital, and the reasons for starting their businesses. The chapter also analyzes the financial management practices of micro-entrepreneurs and their use of business development services. Finally, it investigates the performance of micro-enterprises, including their profitability and employment growth.
The key terms and concepts explored in this research include: micro-enterprises, performance determinants, financial performance, employment growth, personal attributes, demographic characteristics, business characteristics, infrastructure, access to finance, business development services, legal and regulatory environment, market access, Ethiopia, and micro-enterprise development.
The research aims to investigate the key determinants of performance (profit and employment growth) among micro-enterprises in the Oromia Region of Ethiopia.
According to the multinomial logistic regression, education, experience, business location, and access to formal credit are significant predictors.
The study found that only the education level of the entrepreneur was a significant predictor of employment growth.
Primary data were gathered from 112 micro-enterprises through interviews, focus group discussions, and key informant interviews with MSE office heads.
Yes, paired t-test results indicated a statistically significant improvement in the socio-economic status of entrepreneurs after starting their business.
The study highlights challenges such as lack of access to market, finance, infrastructure, and limited business cooperation between enterprises.
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