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The effect of agricultural entrepreneurship based on rural development support on rural poverty: Analysis of entrepreneur awareness, perceived control and expectations

2022
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This study analyzes the impact of rural development supports entrepreneurship on rural poverty. Recently, it has been observed that entrepreneurship has important effects on rural poverty reduction. When the subject is evaluated within the specified framework, some clues about the relationship between poverty and entrepreneurship appear. There is some evidence for the relationship between rural poverty and entrepreneurship, especially in the recent literature review on the significant effects of entrepreneurship on rural poverty reduction. This study aims to provide evidence that entrepreneurship reduces rural poverty. This study consists of sections and their subsections in general terms. First of all, in the introduction part, the statements about the subject and the important parts are partially mentioned. Then, definitions and conceptual framework related to poverty, rural poverty and entrepreneurship were created in the concepts section. In the literature part, the relationship between rural poverty and entrepreneurship is examined and related studies are included. Information such as sample size, sampling technique, data collection method, and analysis method considered for this study are given in the material method section. Conclusions and recommendations in the section, the results of the study will be discussed, and the limitations of the study will be addressed by presenting suggestions to future researchers.

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Dr. Hilal Alan

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Hilal Alan (Master Thesis). The effect of agricultural entrepreneurship based on rural development support on rural poverty: Analysis of entrepreneur awareness, perceived control and expectations, 2022, Bayburt University.

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