Are Women Entrepreneurs More Vulnerable Than Their Male Counterparts? – A Content Analysis
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2013
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Department of Human Resource Management, Faculty of Commerce and Management Studies, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka
Abstract
The objective of this study is to examine the problems faced by women
entrepreneurs. Data for the study was mainly based on secondary data
and some observations. The basic research method selected for the
study was content analysis. For the identification of these issues we
have reviewed various research articles and reports published by
major journals. Findings of this study reveal that access to finance,
social and cultural constrains, lack of specialized education
background and advances in technology and role problems are the
major problems faced by women entrepreneurs. We recommend that
more organizations and networks should be established for the
development of women entrepreneurs and to minimise the problems
faced by them.
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Women entrepreneurs, Content analysis
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Kodisinghe, K.A.M.S. & Semasinghe, D.M., (2013). Are Women Entrepreneurs More Vulnerable Than Their Male Counterparts? – A Content Analysis. Kelaniya Journal of Human Resource Management. 8(1), pp.70–91.