The Batangueño enterpreneur : a profile analysis / Josefina B. Godoy. 6
By: Godoy, Josefina B. 4 0 16 [, ] | [, ] |
Contributor(s): A typical successful entrepreneur from Batangas Province generally came from a family who is engaged in business undertaking (self-employed), middle born, a married individual with at least 2-4 children, below 39 years of age, a non-college degree holder, a proprietor of trading business with at least less than a year experience in the chosen business. Has been in business for 5 to 10 years with an initial investment ranging between P20,000.00-P100,000.00 from personal assets and savings. He/ she belongs to the small-scale industry with an estimated annual gross sales from P100,000 to P1 million, and owning an estimated business assets ranging from P50,000.00 to .5 million. 3 | A typical successful entrepreneur in Batangas Province possessed the noteworthy traits of Filipino entrepreneurs as stated in the findings of Ongkingco on the attributes of owners-managers of drugstore in Manila. Thus, it is not hard for him to be successful most especially with their strong motivation (economic-reason) that propels him to survive and prosper in their endeavor. Economic reason means so much to him that he persevere, persist and work hard to perform his roles well leading to entrepreneurial success. 4
Language: Unknown language code Summary language: Unknown language code Original language: Unknown language code Series: ; 46Edition: Description: 28 cm. viii, 214 pagesContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: ISSN: 2Other title: 6 []Uniform titles: | | The hypothesis which states that no significant relationship exist between entrepreneurial success, and the personal-social, economic, and psychological variables of the entrepreneurs is rejected. 5. Subject(s): 1.3.1 personality trait | 1.3.2 motivational factors? 2 | To what extent does each construct influence the entrepreneurial success of the participants? 3 | -- Are there significant differences in the role of each construct on the entrepreneurial success of the respondents when grouped according to location? The study used the evaluation design using the qualitative-descriptive analysis. It included the gathering and presentation of information concerning entrepreneurs in small-medium scale business entrepreneurship. It also covered correlational analysis to establish the extent of influence each construct: personal and social, economic, and psychological to the measures of success: number of years in operation, annual gross sales, and business assets. From the population of 1,481 entrepreneurs of SMBs, a stratified random sampling of 25% or 372 entrepreneurs were selected. The sample consisted of 304 respondents who fitted into the set of criteria. 1 | | -- Length of staying power in the business based on at least five years of operation of a particular business concern. 3 | -- Of total assets of P50,000.00 and above as of April, 1997. 4 | Of annual gross sales in the amount of more than P100,000.00. 5Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: No titleDDC classification: | LOC classification: | | 2Other classification: 1.2.2 ageThesis (Ph.D.) -- Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, 1999.;A dissertation presented to the faculty of the Graduate School of Management in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Doctor of Business Administration. 56
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ABSTRACT: This research was aimed at establishing a model of a successful Batangueño Entrepreneur. The researcher analyzed the profile of successful entrepreneurs to identify variables which may be related with success in small-medium scale business entrepreneurship in Batangas Province, and thereafter, analyzed the extent of influence with the indicators of entrepreneurial success. Specifically, the study answered the following questions: 1.
Personal and social constructs
1.1.1 Sex
1.2.2 age
1.3.3 rank in the family
1.4.4 parent occupation
1.5.5 educational attainment
1.6.6 Civil status
1.8.8 size of the family (pre-entrepreneurial days)
1.9.9 family socio-economic level
1.1.10 present socio-economic status
1.1.11 present business status 1.2 economic constructs
1.2.2 type of business
1.2.3 type of ownership
1.2.4 number of years in operation
1.2.5 initial capital (small and medium scale)
1.2.6 sources of funds
1.2.7 approximate annual gross sales (1997)
1.2.8 approximate business assets (1997) 1.3 Psychological constructs
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