Memperkuat Kewirausahaan: Pengaruh Persepsi Kemampuan dan Ketakutan akan Kegagalan berdasarkan Laporan GEM 2023/2024

This study, conducted on a global scale, analyzes the effect of ease of starting a business, perceived ability, and fear of failure on early-stage entrepreneurial activity (TEA) and entrepreneurial interest. The data from the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2023/2024 spans 45 countries, providing a comprehensive view of the entrepreneurial landscape. The results of this study indicate that perceived ability has a significant and positive impact on both early-stage entrepreneurial activity and entrepreneurial interest and has broad implications for entrepreneurial behavior worldwide. Conversely, fear of failure has a significant impact on reducing a person's interest in entrepreneurship. This can be interpreted as fear of failure, which can prevent someone from planning or starting a business. These findings highlight the study's practical implications, pointing to the need for policies that can bolster perceived ability and mitigate fear of failure. By doing so, these policies could foster a more conducive environment for global entrepreneurial activity.