Self-Employed Females and the Workforce: Some Common Issues Across the Atlantic

Abstract

While many significant studies have been made of small firms from economic, business and sociological perspectives, the bulk of the work to date has concentrated upon the male-owned enterprise. The role of women as owner/managers and employers has been largely neglected as an area of serious academic study (1) despite the fact that greater numbers of women are now choosing self-employment (2).

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