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초록

This study empirically analyzes the impact factors of social enterprises of perceptions of their contributions to solving social problems using the data collected from the <2018 Social Value Survey> of the Center for Social Value Enhancement Studies. As a result of the analysis, the higher the social entrepreneurship, the higher the awareness of social enterprise's contribution to solving social problems. Incentive systems for social enterprises do not significantly affect perceptions of contributions to social problem solving, and the higher government funding, the lower the awareness of contributions to social problem solving. Through these results, the study presents directions for improvement in existing policies, such as incentive and government funding institution, as well as the preparation of practical education and training policies to foster social entrepreneurship.