Determinant of Islamic Women Entrepreneurs’ Venture Performance in Indonesia
Keywords:
Islamic women entrepreneurs, institutional support, venture performanceAbstract
Women account for about 9.1% of the national gross domestic product involved in trade, manufacturing, restaurants, hotels, etc. and women are expected to help reduce poverty and unemployment in Indonesia through entrepreneurship. This study analyzes the effect of formal institutional support and informal institutional support on venture performance. This research is a quantitative study with Partial Least Square Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) analysis technique, using SmartPlS 4 software. The object of this research is Islamic women entrepreneurs in Indonesia. The sample used in this study was 250 Islamic women entrepreneurs. The results of this study indicate that formal institutional support has an influence on business performance. Furthermore, informal institutional support affects business performance.
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