Analysis identifies significant government support impact on tech-based startups in Haryana, suggesting policy improvements.
The objective of this study is to understand the opportunities and challenges of tech-based start-up in Haryana with a particular focus on identifying regional disparities, understanding localized barriers to growth, and evaluating the effectiveness of current policy interventions. The study used structured questionnaire to collect 520 valid and usable responses were finalized for analysis. The data was collected using stratified sampling technique. The findings of the study suggests that government support strongly effect the attitude. RIC (role of incubation centre) and ATT (attitude) both produced substantial standardised direct effects of 0.5416 and 0.3877, respectively, indicating their separate significance in promoting startup involvement. The study has practical implications for some of the stakeholders like the government, investors, entrepreneurs, incubators, and academia. They are practical in assisting the startups to develop and thrive in the market. To governments, there is a requirement to implement policies that are in support of the startups.
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