A study of economic variables creating challenges for MPEDA exporters in Andhra Pradesh

Gunday, Isac; Kosasih; Farida, Elis Anita; Suryani, Lely; Arora, Monika

doi:10.47974/JSMS-1141

Open Access Research Article

A study of economic variables creating challenges for MPEDA exporters in Andhra Pradesh

^*Isac GundayCorresponding authorisac.gunde@jecrcu.edu.inDepartment of Business AdministrationJaipur School of BusinessJECRC UniversityJaipur, Rajasthan, India0000-0001-8780-9782View full profile → , Kosasihkosasih@usbypkp.ac.idMagister Management Study ProgramUniversitas Sangga BuanaBandung, 40124, Indonesia0000-0003-0276-2458View full profile → , Elis Anita Faridaelisanitafarida@gmail.comEntrepreneurship Study ProgramAnwar Medika UniversitySidoarjo East Java Province, 61263, Indonesia0000-0002-4388-1413View full profile → , Lely Suryanilelysuryanifadhel@gmail.comAccounting Study ProgramFaculty of Economics and BusinessPamulang UniversityTangerang Selatan, 15417, Indonesia0000-0002-1853-2166View full profile → , Monika Aroraarora@mirandahouse.ac.inDepartment of MathematicsMiranda HouseUniversity of DelhiDelhi, 110007, India0000-0001-8302-2640View full profile →

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pp. 1745–1758Vol. 26Issue 7October 2023DOI: 10.47974/JSMS-1141XML

Published Online:: 27 Nov 2023
Article type:: Research Article
Language:: EN
Article no.:: JSMS-1141
Pages:: 1745–1758

Abstract

MPEDA(Marine Products Export Development Authority) is one of the leading export organizations in the country. It exports many products like fish, prawns and other items from our mother country. The present study is mainly focusing on the economic variables creating problems for MPEDA exporters. In this study, the researchers have done the EFA and CFA to understand the most influential economic challenges faced by exporters from Andhra Pradesh. The data was collected from primary sources through a questionnaire. The sample size was 267 and convenience sampling was used. The study identifies the most influencing factors for exporters. This study will help MPEDA, academicians, researchers as well as one who have been doing business under MPEDA and registered exporters.

Keywords

MPEDA Marine products Exports Exporters problems Prospects Primary data

Subject Classifications

00A99

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