Comparative Analysis of Entrepreneurial Characteristics of Large, Medium, Small and Micro Scale Businesses in Sri Lanka

There are many studies carried out in countries about entrepreneurial characteristics over a long period of time. However, there is no consensus among the scholars on common set successful entrepreneurs world. Therefore, this study it expected to explore that may affect success. In study, thirty-one were taken from literature and they investigated through 121 who into micro, small, medium large-scale businesses Sri Lanka. hundred twenty-one sample large. Almost all seminal articles related traits consideration doing survey. The questionnaire research has been developed by taking pretested questionnaires same phenomenon few questions researcher. Some modifications done before administering Lankan context. was more than one question asked test variable. A reliability had see internal consistency them Cronbach's Alpha value calculated for each variable separately. At end research, have two outcomes. They are: first, list which needed be second; important successful. deriving previously mentioned outcomes types analytical tools used. successful, One-Way ANOVA technique used descriptive statistics (mean values) Finally, found success investigation also different