Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions
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Based on picture:
1. Explain questionnaire design.
2. Explain the questionnaire layout.
3. Explain the measurements scale include the use rating scale techniques of category scale for section A and likert scale for section B, C, D and E.

Transcribed Image Text:Table 5
Section B: Development of start-ups (DV)
1. When starting a business, you will need an idea that creates business
opportunities.
2. As a startup entrepreneur, you will need different competencies to build a Oluseye O.
successful business
Jegede
(2020)
3. Every company has its own story to tell about the development of systems
and strategy.
4. The business start-up is an interesting phenomenon that is important to
approach.
Table 6
Section C: Risk Tolerance (IV)
1. I am willing to invest my time and energy to start a business.
2. I am willing to invest my personal saving to start a business.
3. I have confidence on my ability to recover from my mistakes no matter how
big.
4. I would rather feel intense disappointment than intense regret
5. Your self-esteem would be significantly affected if you failed in creating your
own business.
Author
6. Failing in the creation of your own business can have a negative impact in
the way in which your friends and family see you.
Author
Ali Murad
Syed
(2019)
Table 7
Section D: Innovation (IV)
1. When it comes to creating new ideas, I like to focus on what people might
need or how can I make some aspect of their life easier that doesn't exist yet.
2. An innovation should have practical applications. I try to make certain that
whenever I design or innovate a product or service, my primary goal is for it to
have a specific purpose and solve a problem that doesn't have an efficient
solution yet.
3. When I need inspiration, I use a variety of different sources. I focus my
innovation primarily on information technology, so I like to read updated IT
books and use a variety of social media and news platforms to remain up to date
on the latest technological advances.
4. I think businesses are able to develop and improve themselves because of
innovation
5. To improve my innovation, creativity, and problem-solving skills, I like to
research issues that exist but don't have an efficient solution to them yet.
Table 8
Section E: Entreprenuership(IV)
1. Entrepreneurial skills are the individual competencies required to build,
arrange, and implement ideas during entrepreneurial activities
2. Entrepreneurial intention and personal characteristics of prospective
individuals are important elements in business success
3. Entrepreneurial skills are the key factors that are needed to succeed in
developments of business start-up
Author
Indeed
Editorial
6. Entrepreneurship skills would give start-up great satisfaction in business
development.
Team
(2018)
4. Entrepreneurial skills integrate with other skills, such as communication and
leadership, which are essential to successfully integrate the challenges involved
in a dynamic market.
5. The entrepreneurial creativity orientation of start-up entrepreneurs will have a
positive effect on entrepreneurship.
Author
Maria José
Sousa
(2014)

Transcribed Image Text:Type of analysis
Research Setting
Sampling
Population & Sample size
Data Collection Method
Table 1
RESEARCH DESIGN
Correlation Analysis
Field Research Setting
Probability sampling - simple
random sampling
(sample size : 285 respondent)
Quantitative study-
questionnaire survey
Table 2
Measurements (Structure of Questionnaire Set)
Scale : 5 Level Likert Scale & multiple choice questions
5 Level Likert Scale :
2
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
4
3
Neutral Agree
5
Strongly
Agree
Multiple Choice Questions :
Demographic questions that are in the multiple choice segment:
i- Risk tolerance
li- Innovation in business
lii- Entreprenuership behavior
a) Gender: Male/Female
b) Age: 15-35 years old and above
c) Race: Malay, Indian, Chinese and others
d) State: Northern region, East cost, Central region, Southern region and East
Malaysia.
e) In your opinion, what is the most important factor influencing the
depelopment of start-ups in local economy?
SECTIONS
2. Age
3. Race
A
4. State
B
с
1. Gender
D
E
Questionaire structure set
TOTAL
ITEMS
5
MEASUREMENT
Demographic
Background
Development of start-ups
Risk tolerance
Innovation
Entrepremuership
5. In your opinion, what is the
most important factor
influencing the development of
startups in the local economy?
.
.
.
....
.....
.
.
.
4
6
5
Malay
Indian
Chinese
Other
Table 3
6
15-19 years old
20-25 years old
26-30 years old
31-35 years old
35 years old and above
Oluseye O. Jegede
(2020)
AUTHOR
Table 4
Ali Murad Syed
(2019)
Indeed Editorial Team
(2018)
QUESTIONAIRES
Section A: Demographic
Male
Female
Maria José Sousa
(2014)
Risk tolerance
Innovation in business
Entreprenuership behaviour
Northern region (Perlis, Kedah, Penang, Perak)
East coast (Kelantan, Terengganu)
Central region (Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Pahang)
Southern region (Negeri Sembilan, Melaka, Johor)
East Malaysia (Sabah, Sarawak)
TITLE
FACTORS INFLUENCING
BUSINESS START-UPS
BASED ON ACADEMIC
RESEARCH
ENTREPRENEURS IN SAUDI
ARABIA: RISK
ATTITUDE AND
PREDISPOSITION
TOWARDS RISK
MANAGEMENT
Innovation Interview
Questions
Entrepreneurial Skills
Development
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