Women’s Home-Based Entrepreneurship and Family Financial Position in Pakistan
Women’s entrepreneurship is critical for fostering economic growth and inclusive development globally. Women’s home-based businesses are crucial for women with restricted mobility and employment options to earn an income in developing countries. This study considers the impact of women’s home-based...
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| description | Women’s entrepreneurship is critical for fostering economic growth and inclusive development globally. Women’s home-based businesses are crucial for women with restricted mobility and employment options to earn an income in developing countries. This study considers the impact of women’s home-based entrepreneurship on their family’s financial position. We collected data from 504 women entrepreneurs in Mardan City, Pakistan using a questionnaire/interview procedure. Chi-square and logistic regression were used to analyze the predictors of family financial position. The results showed that women entrepreneurs’ age, marital status, homeownership, rural versus urban location, household size, and business income significantly affect their family’s financial position. The findings revealed that women entrepreneurs have a substantial impact on the financial position and welfare of their families consistent with the multiplier effect ascribed to women in entrepreneurship. Implications and directions for future research are discussed. |
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| subjects | Developing countries Economic activity Economic development Economic growth Education Employment Empowerment Entrepreneurs Entrepreneurship Home based businesses Home ownership Households Inequality Informal economy Labor force LDCs Literacy Literature reviews Self employment Small & medium sized enterprises-SME Success Sustainability Urban areas |
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