How does moral identity impact social entrepreneurship intention through social capital and self-efficacy?

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Assessment reveals social entrepreneurship intention is enhanced by moral identity via self-efficacy and social capital in an emerging economy.

Social entrepreneurship intention significantly increases with higher moral identity, and self-efficacy plays a key role.
The analysis involved 392 undergraduates and utilized partial least squares structural equation modeling.
This study highlights the importance of social capital and self-efficacy in fostering social entrepreneurship.
Encouraging moral identity through education is crucial to enable students for social impact ventures.

Huynh et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Assessment reveals social entrepreneurship intention is enhanced by moral identity via self-efficacy and social capital in an emerging economy.