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Article detail · 2025

Perceptions on The Impact of Logistic Villages on Local Entrepreneurship Potential: The Case of Hopa

Fiscaoeconomia

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Year
2025
ISSN
2564-7504
Type
article

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Abstract

English (OpenAlex)

Logistics villages play a crucial role in development due to their macro and microeconomic contributions to the regions where they are established. To establish logistic villages, a large area of land and infrastructure in terms of transportation modes such as maritime line, airline, highway and railway must be sufficient. Logistics villages also provide important opportunities in terms of entrepreneurial activities and include facilities that can increase entrepreneurship potential. The aim of this study is to examine the impact of the opportunities provided by logistic villages on entrepreneurship potential and to make recommendations depending on the results obtained. Within the scope of the study, data was collected through a survey from managers, employees in institutions and organizations operating in the fields of logistics, customs and foreign trade in Hopa district, and expert academicians. A total of 110 people participated in the study, which was determined as the main population of 200 people, and the return rate of the surveys was 55 %. In the correlation analysis conducted, no significant relationship was found between the deficiencies dimension for the logistic village and the strategic factors dimension of entrepreneurship potential, on the other hand, it was seen that all other factors had significant relationships between them. The regression analysis results also determined that the advantages dimension for the logistics village had a significant and positive impact on the entrepreneurship potential (general) and its sub-dimensions ‘strategic factors’, ‘marketing and distribution’ and ‘cooperation and synergy’. However, it was understood that the disadvantages dimension for the logistics village did not have a significant impact on the entrepreneurship potential (general) and its sub-dimensions.

Topics

  • Urban and Freight Transport Logistics
  • Maritime Ports and Logistics

Primary topic Urban and Freight Transport Logistics

Authors

  1. FİKRET SÖZBİLİR ARTVİN ÇORUH ÜNİVERSİTESİ