Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Developing Small Businesses Within The Cultural Industries]( "Developing Small Businesses Within The Cultural Industries")
Developing Small Businesses Within The Cultural Industries39,99 €![Developing a methodology to reduce youth unemployment in South Africa]( "Developing a methodology to reduce youth unemployment in South Africa")
Developing a methodology to reduce youth unemployment in South Africa26,99 €![Analyzing the Impact of Exchange Rate Fluctuations and Inflation]( "Analyzing the Impact of Exchange Rate Fluctuations and Inflation")
Analyzing the Impact of Exchange Rate Fluctuations and Inflation29,99 €![Analyzing the impact of exchange rate fluctuations and inflation]( "Analyzing the impact of exchange rate fluctuations and inflation")
Analyzing the impact of exchange rate fluctuations and inflation29,99 €![Developing Leaders Within Family Businesses]( "Developing Leaders Within Family Businesses")
Developing Leaders Within Family Businesses44,99 €![Impact of Economic Growth on Investment Level in Pakistan]( "Impact of Economic Growth on Investment Level in Pakistan")
Impact of Economic Growth on Investment Level in Pakistan23,99 €![BUSINESS CYCLES WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF MODERN CONJUNCTURAL THEORIES]( "BUSINESS CYCLES WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF MODERN CONJUNCTURAL THEORIES")
BUSINESS CYCLES WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF MODERN CONJUNCTURAL THEORIES39,99 €
Small businesses are vital for the well-being of an economy and the livelihoods of the citizens of a country. The nation of South Africa is currently faced with three main economic challenges namely, poverty, income inequality, and unemployment (Centre for Development and Enterprise and Parliament of South Africa, 2017). The purpose of this study is to design a model to support small businesses owned by youth in cultural industries which include drama (theatre), arts, crafts, music, manufacturing of beads, and design of traditional apparel and painting to reduce unemployment. The researcher utilized a quantitative research method with an econometric regression. Secondary data was sourced from Statistics South Africa, the South African Reserve Bank, Quantec, and the Department of Higher Education and Training websites. The dependent variable Employment in Arts and Culture (EmpArt) was regressed in EViews 8 econometric regression software against the independent variables Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Tourist Arrivals (Tourists), and Youth Unemployment (Yup). The results of the econometric regression model show that Gross Domestic Product and Tourist arrivals are significant.