ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTION ON SELF-EFFICACY AND BUSINESS INDEPENDENCE OF HINDU GENERATION TOWARDS GOLDEN INDONESIA
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This research aims to examine the Hindu young generation in Mataram City in supporting the Government's program towards golden Indonesia in 2045. The research location is focused on Mataram City, where Mataram City is the capital of West Nusa Tenggara Province, Indonesia where most educational institutions are in Mataram City, and the largest Hindu population is in Mataram City. The pluralistic characteristics of Mataram city can support the research conducted. The focus of this research raises the self-efficacy and competence of the Hindu young generation in Mataram City in running and forming a business. Self-efficacy forms the intention of young Hindus so that it will foster an entrepreneurial spirit, besides that entrepreneurial competence is very supportive in running the business. The role of education affects the younger generation of Hindus where education helps provide insight, an overview to useful training before
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