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Factors Influencing Resilience of Micro Small and Medium Entrepreneur (MSME) during Covid 19 Outbreak in South Sulawesi Province Indonesia

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  • Hidayat, Muhammad

    (STIE Nobel Indonesia)

  • Latief, Fitriani
  • Nianti, Dara Ayu
  • Bahasoan, Shandra
  • Widiawati, Andi

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Aim: To find out factors influencing resilience of Micro Small and Medium Entrepreneur MSME entrepreneurs during the worlwide spread of COVID-19 pandemic, this study aims at empirically examine the influence of entrepreneurial personality in utilizing technology and government support for business resilience through crisis management as an intervening variable. Research design, data and method: This research is a quantitative study analyzing sample of 97 small and medium enterprises actors in South Sulawesi, Indonesia, chosen by using purposive sampling. The main data in this study is results of questionnaires distributed to respondents which is analyzed by using Partial Least Square (PLS analysis). Results and Findings: This study proves a positive and significant relationship between entrepreneurship personlity and crisis management. There is no significant relationship between utilizing of technology toward crisis management. There is a positive and significant relationship between government support toward crisis management. This research also proves a positive and significant influence between crisis management on business resilience.

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  • Hidayat, Muhammad & Latief, Fitriani & Nianti, Dara Ayu & Bahasoan, Shandra & Widiawati, Andi, 2020. "Factors Influencing Resilience of Micro Small and Medium Entrepreneur (MSME) during Covid 19 Outbreak in South Sulawesi Province Indonesia," OSF Preprints cme2j_v1, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:osfxxx:cme2j_v1
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/cme2j_v1
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