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Title: Theorising the Relationship between Television Programmes and Promotion of Entrepreneurial Culture among University Students in Kenya
Authors: Afriyie, Nina
Boohene, Rosemond
Ofafa, Gorrety
Keywords: TV programmes
entrepreneurial culture
University Students
Kenya
Issue Date: 2013
Publisher: 2222-2839
Abstract: This paper examined the relationship between television programmes and promotion of entrepreneurial culture among final year university students drawn from ten private and public universities in Kenya. Pearson product moment correlation coefficient was used to test the association between television programmes and entrepreneurial culture. A significant positive relationship was found between TV programmes and promotion of entrepreneurial culture in Kenya. It is recommended that policymakers develop more relevant and effective public policies and programmes to increase the level of the kind of entrepreneurial activities that will contribute to economic growth. Further, efforts should be made to increase the awareness of stakeholders of the role of the media in promoting entrepreneurial culture and the need for intensified links between the media and institutions of higher learning.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/9593
ISSN: 2222-2839
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