Globalisation has encouraged firms to adopt internationalisation strategies, with franchising emerging as a practical pathway for market entry, business growth and competitiveness in developing economies. This study investigates the motivations and challenges of hospitality franchising in Ghana and examines its impli...
Integrating sustainability into business strategies is critical for firms in developing economies to achieve resilience and competitiveness. However, empirical evidence remains scarce regarding whether such practices drive innovation or act as a financial burden. This study employs a quantitative approach to assess whe...
Bangladesh is at a pivotal moment in its economic trajectory, aiming to transition from a predominantly agrarian and low-cost manufacturing base into a knowledge-driven, “Smart Bangladesh” by 2041. At the heart of this transition lies the small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) sector, which constitutes over 90% of all...
The Circular Economy (CE) has turned out to be very helpful in fulfilling the needs for sustainable development and resource efficiency at different sectors of economy. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are significant contributors to economic growth; however, their transition to CE has not occurred on large sc...
This study presents a comparative analysis of the Nigerian and Indian entrepreneurial ecosystems with a view to examining venture creation, access to capital, and the effects of the broader ecosystem on startup development. The secondary comparison of India and Nigeria highlights the relevance of policy constraints to...
The objective of the review is to examine the role of Small, Medium and Micro-Enterprises in the South African economy. Several studies have indicated that Small, Medium, and Micro-Enterprises (SMMEs) are crucial to South Africa’s economic development; nevertheless, their full potential is hindered by structural and op...
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