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Women Entrepreneurship in Gulf Region: Challenges and Strategies In GCC

Viju Mathew
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Viju Mathew: Department of International Business Administration, College of Applied Sciences, Salalah, Oman

International Journal of Asian Business and Information Management (IJABIM), 2019, vol. 10, issue 1, 94-108

Abstract: Women are restricted to make any type of business activity, contact outside the family and face other socio-cultural barriers in most of the Gulf countries. Until very recently, the importance of entrepreneurial business, women in business and its contribution to the national economy has been less examined and feels relevant for economic development. This article tries to explore and provide relevant and focused information on the characteristics, contributions and challenges faced by entrepreneurial women in Gulf countries. Several reforms have been done in Gulf countries to bring entrepreneurs into the main stream and affected their upsurge, extension, performance and interest highlighted in this article. Research focuses on empirical evidence to support the analysis highlighting the quantitative measure for the issues of gender differentials in entrepreneurial activities in Middle East countries

Date: 2019
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