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This paper discusses the findings of a study conducted in Kampala, Uganda, which evaluated the cultural dynamics at …
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entrepreneurship. Data on Uganda show that women breaking into male-dominated sectors make as much as men, and three times more than …
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self-control. This paper presents the results of a randomized experiment involving microenterprise owners in Uganda …
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of the relationship between VC financing and the profitability of portfolio companies in Uganda, a rapidly growing VC … propel early-stage firms' success in Uganda, and in similar emerging economies. Secondly, our results contribute to extant … knowledge about recent developments in Uganda's VC industry and how it influences the profitability trends of SMEs, also in …
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Kampala, Uganda, we find that the personalized feedback training significantly improves outcomes at the six-months horizon …
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Ugandan micro- and small enterprises (MSEs) still perform poorly. The paper utilizes data collected in Uganda in March …
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Kampala, Uganda, we find that the personalized feedback training significantly improves outcomes at the six-months horizon …
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intervention targeting 500 small and micro entrepreneurs in Kampala (Uganda), we find that the additional personalized feedback …
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This paper analyses the effect of risk attitudes of firm owners on profits among micro and small enterprises (MSEs) in Lagos, Nigeria. Higher risk perceptions are shown to have a significant positive effect on profits, whereas risk propensity has a negative or no effect. Education, age, being...
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enter entrepreneurship, to become self-employed, and to switch to another employer. The effects of layers are much stronger … for business creation than for jobswitching and they are stronger for entrepreneurship than for self-employment. However … fewer layers having a broader range of skills. -- entrepreneurship ; employee mobility ; hierarchy, rank, small firm effect …
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