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The Significant Effect of Entrepreneurship in Appraising Unemployment Problems in South East, Nigeria

Ugochukwu Paul Orajaka

Asian Journal of Economics, Business and Accounting · pp. 87–96 · Published 4 Aug 2021

10.9734/ajeba/2021/v21i1030434

Abstract

The cram widen the concept of entrepreneurship, the impact, the influence and the need to stick firmly to economic development, job availability, modernization and industrialization in the course of entrepreneurial development in South Eastern region. The researches explore numerous studies on entrepreneurial development in Nigeria, Africa and beyond. The study applies research design for the research method, population sample, sample size and sample techniques. The analysis employ descriptive statistic, one way analysis of variance (ANOVA), mean scores and correlation methods as tools applied to analyze the respondent questionnaires; in other to understand what the data is informing the researcher. The results shows strongly agree and agree are significant with significant value of 0.000 with 80.3% correlation rate of the variables and the mean score of 4.0 approximately, which implies that the alternative hypothesis will be accepted. One way analyses of variance also validate the correlations significant level with 0.000 significant values for the respondent questionnaires. The one way ANOVA result agreed with that of correlation result to accept the alternative hypothesis. Having assessed the study, the decision rule implies that entrepreneurial development has effective benefit to job availability in South Eastern region.

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