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A Systems View Across Time and Space

Table 1 Summary statistics of variables

From: Entrepreneurial interest and academic performance in Nigeria: evidence from undergraduate students in the University of Ibadan

Variables

Mean

Minimum

Maximum

Engaged in entrepreneurship

.32

0

1

Not engaged in entrepreneurship

.68

0

1

Attitude: desire to be one’s own boss

.98

0

1

Attitude: no desire to be one’s own boss

.02

0

1

Subjective norm: favourable family support

.812

0

1

Subjective norm: unfavourable family support

.188

0

1

Subjective norm: friends support

.836

0

1

Subjective norm: no support from friends

.164

0

1

Perceived behavioural control: difficult to combine academics with entrepreneurship

.532

0

1

Perceived behavioural control: not difficult to combine academics with entrepreneurship

.468

0

1

Male

.632

0

1

Female

.368

0

1

Age in years (16–20)

.432

0

1

Age in years (21–25)

.524

0

1

Age in years (26–30)

.036

0

1

Age in years (31 and above)

.008

0

1

Hausa

.004

0

1

Igbo

.136

0

1

Yoruba

.756

0

1

Others

.104

0

1

Parents: self-employed

.412

0

1

Parents: salary worker

.40

0

1

Parents: unemployed

.128

0

1

Parents: retired

.06

0

1

Income less than ₦10,000

.26

0

1

Income ₦10,000 to ₦20,000

.532

0

1

Income ₦20,000 to ₦30,000

.156

0

1

Income above ₦30,000

.052

0

1

  1. Source: authors’ computation