Female Entrepreneurship in Developing Countries Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

Examines the extent and challenges of women entrepreneurs in developing countries. There is a higher level of female entrepreneurship in developing countries than in developed countries, but the need is often a major driver in low-income countries. Explores the challenges faced by women, stemming from social inequality, including the lack of educational services, as well as difficulties in obtaining funding. "Hide
by Jeffrey J. Jones, Alexis Lefort 12 pages. Publication Date: Aug 01, 2006. Prod. #: 807018-PDF-ENG

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