Factors affecting growth of micro and small enterprises

The primary goal of this investigation was to look into the elements that were influencing the growth of MSEs in Kurmuk Woreda. To do this; the researcher used a stratified random sampling technique, categorizing the entire target population according to the business sector in which they were active. The sample size was determined using the Yamane sample size determination formula, and it was 134 out of a total population of 200. Explanatory research was used for the study, utilizing both qualitative and quantitative methods of analysis. Primary data was gathered from MSE owners and managers via a questionnaire and semi-structured interview. Both the interview question and the survey were qualitatively evaluated using SPSS version 27. A Pearson correlation coefficient and multiple regression analysis were also used by the researcher.

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Robel Daniel Bekele is graduated from Jimma University on June 27, 2007 g.c from faculty of Business and Economics, Department of Management with B. A degree in Business Management. He is currently working in Benishangul Gumuz regional state of Assosa zone in Kurmuk Woreda in jobs creation and enterprises office as rural jobs creator.