Condicionantes del entorno y emprendimiento femenino. Un estudio cuantitativo en España

Claudia Álvarez · María Noguera · David Urbano

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El objetivo principal del trabajo es analizar la influencia de los factores del entorno sobre el emprendimiento femenino en España, utilizando el enfoque institucional. A partir de modelos de regresión logística, con datos del proyecto Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM), los resultados indican que los factores informales (percepción de habilidades para emprender, redes sociales y rol familiar) son más relevantes para el emprendimiento femenino que los formales (financiación, políticas de apoyo no económicas y formación). El estudio contribuye tanto al avance teórico en el campo del emprendimiento femenino como al diseño de políticas de apoyo destinadas a este colectivo.

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