GENDER AND ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE: DETERMINANTS OF SMALL BUSINESS SURVIVAL AND SUCCESS.

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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Gender Diversity and Inequality Family Business Performance and Succession

Abstract

In this study, we examined several hypotheses on how the survival and success of small businesses headed by men and women are related to industry differences, organizational structures, and attribu...

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