| dc.description.abstract | ABSTRACT
Entrepreneur is defined as a person who creates useful work for
themselves. Entrepreneur comes from the word entrependere (in French), which
means a bold endeavor and risky or difficult. Entrepreneur also interpreted as
being able to process existing resources into a product that has value or seek to
profit from the untapped other opportunities. The researches aims to analyze the
influence of motivation to experience the freedom of working (x 1), the success of
others (x 2), self efficacy (x 3), and the risk tolerance (x 4) simultaneously and
partially on student desire to become an entrepreneur (y), and which variables are
the most dominant influence on student desire to become an entrepreneur. The
data used in this study is primary data collected through questionnaire method.
The population in question in this research is Jember University Faculty of
Economics who has a desire to become an entrepreneur. The number of samples
taken is as much as 50 respondents. The data analysis technique used is factor
analysis, multiple regression analysis techniques, F test, t test. The analysis
showed that the ability to feel the desire of independent variables (X
the success
of others (X
2),
self efficacy (X
3)
and tolerance of risk (X
simultaneously
influence students to become entrepreneurs in the Faculty of Economics,
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University of Jember is amounted to 81.7%, while 18.3% is explained by other
variables. All independent variables have an effect simultaneously (together) on
the dependent variable (the desire to be an entrepreneur in the Faculty of
Economics, University of Jember). Variable desire to feel independent, others
success and risk tolerance will have a real and significant effect on the desire to be
an entrepreneur on the Faculty of Economics, University of Jember. Variable
tolerance of the risk is the most dominant variable. This is evidenced by the large
Beta results and contributed much to the desire to become an entrepreneur in the
Faculty of Economics, University of Jember. | en_US |
