Summary of hypotheses testing (based on model 1)
| No | Hypotheses | Results |
|---|---|---|
| H1 | Opportunity perception positively influences individuals' engagement in early-stage agricultural entrepreneurship in developing economies | Rejected |
| H2 | Fear of failure negatively influences individuals' engagement in early-stage agricultural entrepreneurship in developing economies | Rejected |
| H3 | Entrepreneurial self-efficacy positively influences individuals' engagement in early-stage agricultural entrepreneurship in developing economies | Accepted |
| H4 | Exposure to entrepreneurial role models positively influences individuals' engagement in early-stage agricultural entrepreneurship in developing economies | Rejected |
| H5 | The perceived social status of entrepreneurs positively influences individuals' engagement in early-stage agricultural entrepreneurship in developing economies | Rejected |
| H6 | Positive media coverage of entrepreneurship positively influences individuals' engagement in early-stage agricultural entrepreneurship in developing economies | Rejected |
| H7 | The perception of entrepreneurship as a desirable career choice positively influences individuals' engagement in early-stage agricultural entrepreneurship in developing economies | Rejected |
| H8 | Demographic characteristics, including age, gender and household income, significantly influence individuals' engagement in early-stage agricultural entrepreneurship in developing economies | Partially Supported |
| No | Hypotheses | Results |
|---|---|---|
| Opportunity perception positively influences individuals' engagement in early-stage agricultural entrepreneurship in developing economies | Rejected | |
| Fear of failure negatively influences individuals' engagement in early-stage agricultural entrepreneurship in developing economies | Rejected | |
| Entrepreneurial self-efficacy positively influences individuals' engagement in early-stage agricultural entrepreneurship in developing economies | Accepted | |
| Exposure to entrepreneurial role models positively influences individuals' engagement in early-stage agricultural entrepreneurship in developing economies | Rejected | |
| The perceived social status of entrepreneurs positively influences individuals' engagement in early-stage agricultural entrepreneurship in developing economies | Rejected | |
| Positive media coverage of entrepreneurship positively influences individuals' engagement in early-stage agricultural entrepreneurship in developing economies | Rejected | |
| The perception of entrepreneurship as a desirable career choice positively influences individuals' engagement in early-stage agricultural entrepreneurship in developing economies | Rejected | |
| Demographic characteristics, including age, gender and household income, significantly influence individuals' engagement in early-stage agricultural entrepreneurship in developing economies | Partially Supported |
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