Unorganised entrepreneurship and role of family supporting factors in women-owned micro-enterprises in North India
by Harpriya; Rakesh Kumar Sharma; A.N. Sah
European J. of International Management (EJIM), Vol. 23, No. 2/3, 2024

Abstract: Women entrepreneurship acts as an engine for economic growth, employment generation and social adjustment for the underdeveloped countries. This paper studies the role of family supportive factors for the development of women-owned micro-enterprises in North India. The survey is conducted through a self-structured questionnaire, from which data has been collected for various family supporting factors that are hypothesised to allow women to become successful entrepreneurs in North India. Multivariate regressions (stepwise) have been used to reveal the important role of these factors in the performance of women-owned micro-enterprises in North India. The findings suggest that family intensity plays a significant role in the performance of women-owned micro enterprises.

Online publication date: Thu, 23-May-2024

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