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ABSTRACT : The development of the number of micro and small business actors in Indonesia is very fast,
but currently Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises are still in the small business zone and have
limitations to be developed. This research is oriented towards examining the relevance of working capital,
literacy and financial inclusion in explaining the financial performance and business sustainability of Micro,
Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises. A total of 310 MSMEs spread across 26 business groups were used as
the unit of analysis of the 1,382 MSMEs in Makassar City. The results of the analysis of structural equation
modeling with AMOS show that effective and efficient working capital management makes a real contribution
to efforts to improve financial performance. On the other hand, it is an interesting fact that business actors'
financial literacy and inclusion have an impact on their low financial performance. Culinary business actors in
their implementation have high working capital so that it has an impact on the high level of business
sustainability. In a direct relationship, it is also found that business actors have financial literacy so that it is not
able to increase business sustainability. This condition is also found in financial inclusion. MSMEs are proven
to be able to produce high financial performance so that it has an impact on a high level of business
sustainability. Relevance does not directly provide evidence if high working capital is proven as a trigger for
business sustainability through financial performance. Different results are shown in the relevance of financial
literacy and financial inclusion which based on the findings are not proven as a driver of business sustainability
through financial performance.
KEYWORDS - Financial literacy, inclusion, performance, sustainability, working capital
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- 5. Our sole mission is to facilitate a space that will allow small business owners with disadvantages the necessary resources to start and operate a business.
- 6. This problem is funding for the facilities construction. In 2012, 43% of small businesses said that they were unable to find sources for the financing they needed (NSBA 2012). Only 13% of applicants were approved for an SBA loan in 2013 (Ventury Capital 2015). Big banks only approve a little more than 20% of the loan requests they receive from small businesses (Business News Daily 2015). Bank loans to small businesses have been reduced by 20% since the financial crisis of 2008 (Harvard Business School 2014). 2012 2013 2014 2015
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