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Improving the entrepreneurial ability of rural migrant workers returning home in China: Study based on 5,675 questionnaires

Y. Lu, Y. Zhou, et al.

This research delves into the entrepreneurial potential of returning migrant workers in China, examining vital internal and external factors that influence their entrepreneurial abilities. Conducted by Yan Lu, Yuqi Zhou, and Pengling Liu, this insightful study offers significant policy recommendations to enhance entrepreneurial talents in the workforce.

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Abstract

This paper investigates the factors influencing the entrepreneurial ability of returning migrant workers in China. Using a questionnaire survey of 5,675 individuals, the study incorporates internal personal factors and external environmental factors into an assessment system. SWOT and AHP analyses prioritize these factors, revealing technical experience and business management ability as key internal factors, and opportunities for industrial structure adjustment and low technical content as key external factors. Policy recommendations to enhance entrepreneurial ability are proposed, and the research methodology is offered as a reference for future studies.

Publisher

Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

Published On

Apr 08, 2023

Authors

Yan Lu, Yuqi Zhou, Pengling Liu

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