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Title: Female entrepreneurship in the Maghreb
Other Titles: a micro level study
Authors: Mohammed Himrane
Radhia Zine
Keywords: :Entrepreneurship
personal factors
environmental factors
Maghreb
Issue Date: 31-Dec-2019
Series/Report no.: V6 N2 /Dec 2019 (11);
Abstract: Although the number of female entrepreneurs is steadily increasing across the world, women-led businesses in the Maghreb remain very weak. As a result, this study attempts to explore the factors that encourage or hinder the entrepreneurial activities of women in the Maghreb. To do this, an interview guide was conducted with 25 female entrepreneurs. According to the results, female entrepreneurs seem to be more motivated by personal factors (the search for personal fulfillment, autonomy and independence). On the other hand, it is clearly expressed that the influence of economic, regulatory and sociocultural factors on their entrepreneurial approach is limited.
Description: Algerian Review of Economic Development ( ARED )
URI: http://dspace.univ-ouargla.dz/jspui/handle/123456789/22579
ISSN: 5302/2392
Appears in Collections:Number 11 Déc 2019 / V 6 N 2

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