Research
Chômage Et Entrepreneuriat En Afrique Francophone : Cas Du Bénin, Cameroun, Maroc Et Tunisie
In recent decades, the countries of the African continent have recorded sustained economic growth rates. Despite this growth, many economic and social constraints continue to weigh heavily on these economies. This has the consequence of increasing vulnerability, precariousness and unemployment. These countries therefore hardly escape youth unemployment. In this context, entrepreneurship is proving to be an effective solution to this imbalance as more and more the public sector will be more incapable of absorbing job demands.
Linfluence De La Desirabilite Percue Et De La Faisabilite Percue Sur La Formation De Lintention Entrepreneuriale Des Diplomes De Lenseignement Superieur Au Cameroun
This research focuses on analysing the factors explaining the formation of entrepreneurial intent among young graduates in Cameroon. Based on the the oretical contributions of the various authors on the analysis of entrepreneurial behavior (Ajzen, 1991; Shapero and Sokol, 1982), we have made research hypotheses in order to confrontthemwith the realities of ourcontext. In entrepreneurial literature, the formation of entrepreneurial intentions depends on perceived desirability and perceived feasibility. Results from an empirical study of a sample of 490 recent graduates confirmed our two research hypotheses. This research workmakes a modest contribution to the debate about the entrepreneurial intentions of graduates.
