The role of women entrepreneurs in Hungary's transition econ

The growth in women-owned businesses on an international basis has followed the same pattern that has been occurring in the US. This is particularly exemplified in European countries that have different degrees of government influence and control of the market orientation of their economies. The rol...

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Published in:International studies of management & organization 1994-12, Vol.24 (4), p.100
Main Authors: Hisrich, Robert D, Fulop, Gyula
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Emerging markets
Employees
Entrepreneurs
Retailing industry
Role models
Self employment
Sole proprietorships
Startups
Studies
Transition economies
Women
Women owned businesses
Womens health
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Summary:The growth in women-owned businesses on an international basis has followed the same pattern that has been occurring in the US. This is particularly exemplified in European countries that have different degrees of government influence and control of the market orientation of their economies. The role of women entrepreneurs in the transition economy of Hungary is explored first through a look at the background research on women entrepreneurs. In order for women and men entrepreneurs to be a more vibrant part of the Hungarian economy, of particular importance are more Western business courses, a favorable tax system, better credit conditions, free advising support, and a better banking system.
ISSN:0020-8825
1558-0911