Analysis of individual micro-entrepreneur vision from the perspective of financial management

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Autor(a) principal: de Amorim Braga, Fabrício Jose
Data de Publicação: 2018
Outros Autores: de Souza Silvestre, Fabiano, Oliveira, Ualison Rébula
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Brazilian Journal of Operations & Production Management (Online)
Texto Completo: https://bjopm.org.br/bjopm/article/view/337
Resumo: In the business world, the management of an organization calls for the development of information to support decisions. However, this is not a reality for a significant part of micro and small enterprises in Brazil, as several studies have shown. On this theme, with a focus on individual micro-entrepreneurs, the present study investigated how these businesspeople manage their finances and development. Methodologically, the study was supported by field research with 21 entrepreneurs in different business segments from the city of Volta Redonda (Rio de Janeiro state). Results indicated that 19% of respondents do not control cash flow and 76% do not analyze their financial results. Of those that use some kind of control, 67% monitor their finances by handwritten notes in notebooks. Regarding the sales forecast, less than half of the surveyed people do this type of control. Therefore, the surveyed micro-entrepreneurs need to develop financial and accounting management systems, focusing on a better financial control of their businesses. Although not conclusive, we believe the results obtained are related to the respondents’ low level of education.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Analysis of individual micro-entrepreneur vision from the perspective of financial management
title Analysis of individual micro-entrepreneur vision from the perspective of financial management
spellingShingle Analysis of individual micro-entrepreneur vision from the perspective of financial management
de Amorim Braga, Fabrício Jose
Individual micro-entrepreneur
Micro and small enterprises
Entrepreneurship
Financial and accounting management
title_short Analysis of individual micro-entrepreneur vision from the perspective of financial management
title_full Analysis of individual micro-entrepreneur vision from the perspective of financial management
title_fullStr Analysis of individual micro-entrepreneur vision from the perspective of financial management
title_full_unstemmed Analysis of individual micro-entrepreneur vision from the perspective of financial management
title_sort Analysis of individual micro-entrepreneur vision from the perspective of financial management
author de Amorim Braga, Fabrício Jose
author_facet de Amorim Braga, Fabrício Jose
de Souza Silvestre, Fabiano
Oliveira, Ualison Rébula
author_role author
author2 de Souza Silvestre, Fabiano
Oliveira, Ualison Rébula
author2_role author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv de Amorim Braga, Fabrício Jose
de Souza Silvestre, Fabiano
Oliveira, Ualison Rébula
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Individual micro-entrepreneur
Micro and small enterprises
Entrepreneurship
Financial and accounting management
topic Individual micro-entrepreneur
Micro and small enterprises
Entrepreneurship
Financial and accounting management
description In the business world, the management of an organization calls for the development of information to support decisions. However, this is not a reality for a significant part of micro and small enterprises in Brazil, as several studies have shown. On this theme, with a focus on individual micro-entrepreneurs, the present study investigated how these businesspeople manage their finances and development. Methodologically, the study was supported by field research with 21 entrepreneurs in different business segments from the city of Volta Redonda (Rio de Janeiro state). Results indicated that 19% of respondents do not control cash flow and 76% do not analyze their financial results. Of those that use some kind of control, 67% monitor their finances by handwritten notes in notebooks. Regarding the sales forecast, less than half of the surveyed people do this type of control. Therefore, the surveyed micro-entrepreneurs need to develop financial and accounting management systems, focusing on a better financial control of their businesses. Although not conclusive, we believe the results obtained are related to the respondents’ low level of education.
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