The rise of women entrepreneurs: people, processes, and global trends

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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Gender Diversity and Inequality Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy

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Introduction The Trend The Rise of Women Entrepreneurs Women and Globalization The Empowerment of Women The Participants Women as Business Owners Economic Motivations for Female Entrepreneurs Social Motivations for Female Entrepreneurs Personal Motivations for Female Entrepreneurs The Processes Challenges Faced by Female Entrepreneurs Tools and Processes for Giving Help to Female Entrepreneurs Evaluating Potential Help Givers and How They Can Help Entry Strategy Analysis, Monitoring, and Evaluation for Support of Female Entrepreneurs Afterword Appendix I: Female Entrepreneurship Resource Guide Appendix II: Sample Business Plan Index

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