Demographic factors, family background and prior self-employment on entrepreneurial intention-Vietnamese business students are different: why?

This study investigates the impact of demographic factors, prior exposure to self- employment and family background on entrepreneurial intention Vietnamese business students. Three hundred seventy-two undergraduate post-graduate students from three universities in Ho Chi Minh City completed a administered questionnaire which was analyzed through Independent Sample T-test One-way ANOVA. Demographic factors include gender, age ranges education level, parents’ status immigrant status. Results evidence somewhat higher male Furthermore, whose parents are self-employed score intention, but difference is not statistically significant. The same evidenced for immigrants rural areas urban cities versus non- parents. Prior experience self-employment also increases albeit again insignificantly. Age levels show practically no impact. These results clear contradiction state with of-the art international literature, evidences significance all these factors.