Incidencia de la capacitación como variable mediadora en la intención de emprendimiento de comunidades vulnerables en la ciudad de Guayaquil.

Abstract

This paper will determine the Incidence of training as a mediating variable in the intention of entrepreneurship of vulnerable communities in the city of Guayaquil in which it will be seen how beneficial it has been for such communities as (Puerto Hondo, San Eduardo, Dolores Sopeña Foundation ) where the theory of planned behavior (TCP), proposed by Ajzen (1991), will be applied; The following variables are evaluated within the research: entrepreneurial attitude, subjective norm, entrepreneurial intention, perceived control and a new variable such as training is attached to this construct. This research was conducted through surveys, so a format was developed by combining different questionnaires used in previously validated research, such as Krauss, Franco, Bonomo, Mandirola and Platas (2018), also Álvarez, Pedraza and Lavín (2017), other authors such as Galleguillos, Escobar and Hurtado (2018). This research was applied to the inhabitants of the vulnerable sectors of the city of Guayaquil with a total of 96 people surveyed as a sample, these surveys were conducted randomly with the people who attend the training. The information obtained through the surveys is analyzed through structural equations, where it was determined that there is no significant incidence of training with entrepreneurial intent.