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  <title>The Effect of Business Climate on Operations of Sm</title>
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   <placeTerm type="text">Jakarta</placeTerm>
   <publisher>Binus University</publisher>
   <dateIssued>November 2017</dateIssued>
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 <note>This research investigated the effect of business climate on operations of Small and Medium Scale Enterprises&#13;
(SMEs) in Nigeria. Specifically, the aims were to identify the various business climates affecting SMEs, examine&#13;
how business climates affects sales turnover of SMEs, and evaluate the effect of business climate on Total Factor&#13;
Productivity (TFP) of SMEs in Nigeria. The research utilized secondary data collected from 2.783 registered&#13;
businesses in all sectors. The data collected were analyzed using descriptive statistics such as mean and standard&#13;
deviation. It reveals that majority of SMEs experience one constraints or another as a major obstacle which&#13;
includes inadequate electricity supply (53,22%) and access to finance (15,74%). Inferential statistics such as&#13;
Stochastic Frontier Analysis (SFA) indicated that labour (0,9943; P &amp;lt; 0,05) and infrastructure (0,7133; P &amp;lt; 0,05)&#13;
are the only significant variables to sales turnover. Meanwhile, the regression analysis shows that raw material,&#13;
labor, infrastructure and fixed cost are the variables that have a strong predicted variance in TFP at P &amp;lt; 0,05 with&#13;
p-value of 0,000. Water is also observed to be significant at P &amp;lt; 0,1 with p-value of 0,087.&amp;nbsp;</note>
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