This study delves into the contemporary landscape of potential financial inclusion in
investment decision-making, leveraging bibliometric research methods. Analyzing 161 …

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) struggle to obtain credit when credit ratings
and collateral are used as criteria to assess their credit applications. In the context of Africa …

Purpose This study examines why low-wealth women entrepreneurs forgo mobile enabled
money services and government supported micro finance for informal, community-based …

Much of the literature on entrepreneurship education describes the teaching concept as a
whole, which means that additional work must be done to tease out its individual …

Purpose This study investigates the factors influencing the intention to use Islamic Debt
Financing (IDF) among owners-managers of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises …

Purpose Youths aged 15–34 make half the population of Middle East and North Africa
(MENA) and over one quarter of the labour force. The purpose of this paper is to address the …

This study aims to examine the effect of application costs, trust reciprocity, and self-efficacy
on discouraged borrowers and the role of gender as a moderating variable. Our sample was …

Women's sustainable entrepreneurship has increased significantly due to all parties'
demands and the positive contributions to sustainable development (SDG). Entrepreneurs …

Factors detrimental to financial inclusion (account holding and borrowing) regarding female
entrepreneurs arise both from the demand side of businesses, such as the absence of …

Do female entrepreneurs in MENA countries face obstacles in funding their business, either
endogenous (self-selection) or exogenous (discrimination)? Literature review provides …