How gender affects business start-up – evidence from Pakistan
There is a conflict in the literature about the impact of gender on starting and running a business for women entrepreneurs in developing countries. One argument is that women face gender-related constraints in starting and running a business, while some researchers suggest that mostactivities associated with business start-up are gender-neutral (Wees and Romijn, 1987). This article, drawing on an in-depth study of 33 actual and potential women entrepreneurs, explores how gender actually affects women in starting and running a small business in the urban formal sector
in Pakistan.
activities associated with business start-up are gender-neutral (Wees and Romijn, 1987). This article, drawing on an in-depth study of 33 actual and potential women entrepreneurs, explores how gender actually affects women in starting and running a small business in the urban formal sector
in Pakistan.
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