Unequal Hard Times: The Influence of the Great Recession on Gender Bias in Entrepreneurial Financing

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Sarah Thébaud, Amanda J. Sharkey Sociological Science, January 6, 2016 DOI 10.15195/v3.a1 Abstract Prior work finds mixed evidence of gender bias in lenders’ willingness to approve loans to entrepreneurs during normal macroeconomic conditions.

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