Determinants of micro enterprises’ business performance: a systematic literature review

The objective of this study is to review articles on the determinants of micro-enterprises’ business performance from 2010 to 2024. The PRISMA Statement (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses) review method was utilized to classify the articles in which fifteen (15) articles related to the study were identified. The findings showed that numerous articles were found in the Scopus database with the highest publications being conducted in China and the most common study design was quantitative type of approach. Among the factors found to be the determinants of micro enterprises’ business performance are external factors such as financial support, government policies, regulatory environment, and economic conditions while internal factors include firms’ characteristics, entrepreneur orientation, innovation and technology, marketing orientation, strategic orientation and financial.