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These studies suggest that analyzing determinants of social entrepreneurial intentions is related to business ethics through factors like empathy, moral obligation, self-efficacy, perceived social support, and attitudes, which shape ethical behavior and intentions in social entrepreneurship.
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The study of social entrepreneurial intentions (SEI) and their determinants is crucial for understanding how individuals decide to engage in social entrepreneurship. This field intersects significantly with business ethics, as the motivations and ethical considerations of social entrepreneurs can influence their intentions and actions. This synthesis explores how analyzing the determinants of SEI can be related to business ethics.
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Analyzing the determinants of social entrepreneurial intentions reveals a strong connection to business ethics. Key predictors of SEI, such as empathy, moral obligation, and self-efficacy, are deeply rooted in ethical considerations. The socio-economic context and individual ethical frameworks significantly influence these determinants. Intention-based models provide a robust framework for understanding how ethical considerations shape social entrepreneurial intentions, highlighting the importance of tailored support and ethical transparency in fostering social entrepreneurship.
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