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    Title: 貝里斯的女性企業家:排除阻礙和挑戰,創立成功的企業
    Authors: 湯茜茜
    Thompson, I. Cecilia
    Contributors: 張逸民
    Chang, Yeq-min
    湯茜茜
    Thompson, I. Cecilia
    Keywords: 貝里斯
    Date: 2004
    Issue Date: 2009-09-14 09:53:51 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 貝里斯的女性企業家:
    排除阻礙和挑戰,創立成功的企業
    Women Entrepreneurs in Belize:
    Creating Successful Businesses Despite Obstacles and Challenges.
    TitlePage Abstract
    Dedication
    Acknowledgements
    Table of Contents
    List of Tables and Figures
    CHAPTER 1:INTRODUCTION
    1.1 Research Motivation
    1.2 Research Question
    1.3 Background of Belize’s Business Environment
    1.4 Overview of the Research
    CHAPTER 2: Background on the Entrepreneur
    2.1.0 The Entrepreneur – Definition
    2.2.0 Theories of Entrepreneurship
    2.2.1 Economic Theory
    2.2.2 Psychological Trait Theory
    2.2.3 Sociological Behavior Theory
    2.2.4 Eclectic Theory
    2.3.0 Definition of Entrepreneurial Success
    2.4.0 Theories of Entrepreneurial Success
    CHAPTER 3:Existing Findings on Entrepreneurial Women
    3.1 Study 1: The Bristol Study 1979- 1989
    3.2 Study 2: Women Entrepreneurs of Bangladesh
    3.3 Study 3: Profile of Women Entrepreneurs – A Sample from Turkey
    3.4 Study 4: Entrepreneurial Women in the U.S.
    3.5 Study 5: The Trend of Women Entrepreneurs in Taiwan
    CHAPTER 4: Methodology
    4.1 Research Method
    4.2 Survey Design
    4.3 Data Collection
    4.4 Data Analysis
    4.5 Data Presentation
    CHAPTER 5: Findings & Analysis
    5.1.0 Survey Analysis – The Questionnaire
    5.1.1 Personal Data of the Respondents
    5.1.2 Family Background
    5.1.3 Level of Education
    5.1.4 Working Experience
    5.1.5 Self-Employment
    5.1.6 Self Rating on Entrepreneurial Attributes
    5.1.7 Motivation for Business Start up
    5.1.8 Management Style
    5.1.9 Barriers to Starting their Business
    5.1.10 Business Strategy for Success
    5.2.0 The Qualitative Survey – The Interview
    5.2.1 The Question Framework & its Development
    5.2.2 The Interviewer as Part of the Process
    5.2.3 Validity and Reliability
    5.2.4 Identification of Patterns in the Interview Material
    5.2.5 Some Results of the Interviews
    5.2.6 Getting to Know Them
    5.2.7 Entrepreneurial Journey – Main Challenges
    5.2.8 Strategies for Creating Success
    5.2.9 Motivation for Starting & Staying in Business
    5.2.10 Advice for Existing & those to Follow Women Entrepreneurs
    5.2.11 Comparison of Result of Survey with Interviews
    5.2.12 Comparison of Existing Research with Belize Findings
    CHAPTER 6: Conclusion
    6.0 Summary of Findings
    6.1 Suggestions for Future Research
    6.2 Limitations of the study
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