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Title STRATEGIC IMPERATIVES OF SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP ON SOCIAL PERFORMANCE
Full text http://eprints.covenantuniversity.edu.ng/17958/1/Ogbari%2BSocial%2Bimperative%2Bpaper.pdf
Date 2022
Author(s) Ogbari, M. E.; CHIMA, George Uzoma K.; Olokundun, Ayodele Maxwell; Motilewa, Deborah B.; Kehinde, Busola
Abstract This study examined the effect of social entrepreneurship on the social performance of enterprises operating in Nigeria. The study adopted a quantitative method. Specifically 200 copies of structured questionnaire were distributed to ten social enterprises operating in Nigeria. Based on the results of the regression analysis, findings show that of all measures of social entrepreneurship, social innovation has the highest potential to improve the social performance of a firm. It is thus recommended that firms operating specifically in developing countries that are characterized by institutional challenges should place emphasis on ensuing they continually produce socially innovative processes and procedures.
Subject(s) H Social Sciences (General); HF Commerce
Language en
Relation http://eprints.covenantuniversity.edu.ng/17958/; XXX XXXX XXX
Type of publication Article; PeerReviewed
Format application/pdf
Identifier Ogbari, M. E. and CHIMA, George Uzoma K. and Olokundun, Ayodele Maxwell and Motilewa, Deborah B. and Kehinde, Busola (2022) STRATEGIC IMPERATIVES OF SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP ON SOCIAL PERFORMANCE. COVENANT JOURNAL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP, 6 (1).
Repository Nigeria - Covenant University
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