Influence of unemployment and education on women's intentions to start e-entrepreneurship: evidence from Indian survey data

Harvinder Singh Mand · Meenakshi Atri · Amarjit S. Gill

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This study examines the influence of unemployment and education on women's intentions to start e-entrepreneurship. Female owners of e-businesses from India were surveyed regarding their perceptions of unemployment, education, and their intentions to start e-entrepreneurship. Findings suggest that unemployment and education positively influence women's intentions to start e-entrepreneurship in India. This study contributes to the literature on the factors that influence women's intentions to start e-entrepreneurship. The findings may be useful for investment advisors, Indian Government, and entrepreneurship consultants.

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