Preduzetnički potencijal, individualna preduzetnička orijentacija i preduzetničke namere kod studenata u Srbiji

  • Jelena Rajković University “Union Nikola Tesla”, Faculty of Engineering management, Belgrade, Serbia
  • Jasmina Poštin University “Union - Nikola Tesla”, Belgrade, “Faculty of management”, Sremski Karlovci, Serbia
  • Marko Konjikušić University “Union - Nikola Tesla”, Belgrade, “Faculty of management”, Sremski Karlovci, Serbia
  • Aleksandra Jagodić Rusić University “Business Academy”, Faculty of economics and engineering management, Novi Sad, Serbia
  • Hadži Strahinja Stojković University “Business Academy”, Faculty of law for commerce and judiciary, Novi Sad, Serbia
  • Milan Nikolić University of Novi Sad, Technical Faculty “Mihajlo Pupin”, Zrenjanin, Serbia
Ključne reči: Preduzetnički potencijal, Individualna preduzetnička orijentacija, Preduzetničke namere, Studenti, Srbija.

Sažetak


U radu su dati rezultati istraživanja efekata pet varijabli na preduzetničke potencijale, individualnu preduzetničku orijentaciju i preduzetničke namere, kod studenata. Posmatrani su uticaji sledećih variables: Pol studenta, Neko od mojih roditelja ima privatan biznis, Godina studija, Uspešnost studiranja i Finansijske mogućnosti za pokretanje novog posla. Anketirani su studenati na sedam fakulteta u Srbiji. Uzorak uključuje 488 ispitanika. Najuticajnija varijabla na preduzetničke namere je Finansijske mogućnosti za pokretanje novog preduzeća. Takođe, mušakrci imaju izraženije preduzetničke namere. Uspešnost studiranja pozitivno utiče na preduzetničke potencijale i proaktivnost, a posedovanje finansija pozitivno utiče na preduzetničke namere i spremnost na rizik. U slučaju uspešnog studiranja i posedovanja finansija, žene su više motivisane, odlučnije i imaju snažnije preduzetničke namere (naročito u slučaju posedovanja finansija). Iako muškararci možda više žele da budu preduzetnici, žene preduzetništvu pristupaju realnije i odlučnije.

 

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