Abstract
Several studies have focused on factors that influence adoption of innovation. Studies demonstrate that all innovations are not the same with innovations serving as units of analysis in most cases. However, the dearth of empirical literature, the focus of studies on the adoption of innovation by SME owners in southwest Nigeria, and the COVID-19 pandemic effect on SMEs provide a direction for this study in southeast Nigeria. Therefore, the study concentrated on the socio-economic determinants of small marketing businesses on intention to adopt PAPSS in Abia State and Anambra State. A structured questionnaire was used to collect the data from 369 small marketing business owners in different ventures in Abia State and Anambra State. Logistic regression was used to analyse the data. The results demonstrate that gender, education, type of business and experience are significant and have odd ratios of occurrence while experience has the most direct and significant likelihood to occur with additional experience. Therefore, the understanding of the socio-economic factors provides a direction on intention to adopt PAPSS and subsequent adoption.
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