摘要

This article examines the factors that affect microenterprise performance in Nigeria. Specific attention is focused on the impact of membership of Cooperative Thrift and Credit Societies (CTCS) and personal agency belief on microenterprise performance. The results suggest that the entrepreneurial ability and business success of people in Cooperative Thrift and Credit Societies are better as compared to non-members, and personal agency belief is a significant predictor of microenterprise performance.

  • 出版日期2011-8