Microfinance for Women Micro and Small-Scale Entrepreneurs Using COPRAS Method

Abstract

A micro entrepreneur is, to put it bluntly, the person who started a small company. These "super small" firms are commonly understood to be those that have less than ten personnel and a low initial expenditure. Entrepreneurs utilise money—often the money of others—to create a company that is larger than oneself and a reliable source of long-term profits. Entrepreneurs prioritise expansion and scaling their work. While they sleep, business owners generate revenue. Microbusiness owners, on the other hand, get compensated for their own labour. Macro companies handle financial matters that are associated with the country as a whole on a large scale, such as the gross creation/production in a year, whereas micro companies control monetary matters that are related to a particular industry or specific location, the linkages of firms and individuals inside the market. Alternative: Credit histories, Behaviour preference, Performance abilities, Identity features, Interpersonal relationships. Evaluation option: Entrepreneur 1, Entrepreneur 2, Entrepreneur 3, Entrepreneur 4, Entrepreneur 5. Entrepreneurs 2 is got the first rank whereas is the Entrepreneurs3is having the Lowest rank. The value of the dataset for Micro and Entrepreneurs in COPRAS method shows that it results in Entrepreneurs 2 and top ranking.