National Public University Business Office

Abstract

By establishing a regulatory framework that promotes entrepreneurship and the sustainability of microenterprises, the goal is to increase social and equitable well-being through education. This study seeks to analyze the perception among microentrepreneurs about what they have learned in their entrepreneurship. 327 entrepreneurs from 16 Social Intervention Centers – CIS – in the country's capital participated. Which completed the online business consultation instrument. (Results) The analyzes of the Bayesian binomial test show that when faced with the question: Do you consider that you have learned in entrepreneurship?, the results show that the first Totally agree with 176 has a proportion of 0.538, the second agree with 91 has a proportion of 0.278, the third I have learned something with 26 has a proportion 0.080, the fourth I have learned with 10 has a proportion 0.031, and the fifth I have learned a lot with 24 with a ratio of 0.073. It is concluded that the evidence provided by the Bayesian Factor suggests for the first response in favor of the null hypothesis; for the second answer in favor of the alternative hypothesis; in the third response in favor of the alternative hypothesis; regarding the fourth response in favor of the alternative hypothesis; finally, compared to the fifth answer, the evidence in favor of the alternative hypothesis increases exponentially.