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Pandemia COVID-19 w sposób katastrofalny wpłynęła na cały świat. Kryzys dotknął również Indonezję, jeśli chodzi zarówno o stan zdrowia ludności, jak i kwestie gospodarcze. Oddziaływał także na wsparcie gospodarcze dla mikroprzedsiębiorstw oraz małych i średnich przedsiębiorstw (MMSP). Przedstawione badanie zostało przeprowadzone w prowincji Jawa Zachodnia z udziałem respondentów z MMSP. Celem było sprawdzenie, w jaki sposób przedsiębiorcza rezyliencja i poczucie własnej sprawczości wpłynęły na wyniki firm podczas kryzysu związanego z COVID-19. Do oceny związku między zmiennymi wykorzystano metodologię ilościową. Częściowe modelowanie metodą najmniejszych kwadratów (PLS-SEM) posłużyło do walidacji hipotezy modelu, który opiera się na studiach literaturowych przeprowadzonych wcześniej przez wielu innych badaczy. Wyniki tego badania pokazują, że w porównaniu z przedsiębiorczą samowystarczalnością przedsiębiorcza rezyliencja ma znaczący wpływ na wyniki MMSP podczas pandemii COVID-19. Na tej podstawie należy stwierdzić, że niezbędne jest wspieranie zmiennych zewnętrznych, takich jak polityka rządu.

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kryzys COVID-19 przedsiębiorcza odporność przedsiębiorcza samowystarczalność wydajność małych firm MMSP w Jawie Zachodniej COVID-19 crisis entrepreneurial resilience entrepreneurial self-efficacy small firm performance West Java MSMEs

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Sari, P. A., Sari, W. P. i Rinaldo, D. (2022) „Wydajność biznesowa w czasie kryzysu związanego z COVID-19. Wkład w przedsiębiorczą rezyliencję”, Studia z Polityki Publicznej, 9(2(34), s. 63–82. doi: 10.33119/KSzPP/2022.2.4.

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