BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT
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Question
[CLICK ON ANY CHOICE TO KNOW THE RIGHT ANSWER]
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Family income is insufficient
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Financial Independence
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Use of the existing skills and education
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Higher social status
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Detailed explanation-1: -The push factors identified are family factor, opportunity to change family lifestyle and family background, while the pull factor is self-independence. These two factors play a significant role in influencing women to be an entrepreneur.
Detailed explanation-2: -Push factors are characterised by personal or external factors (including a marriage break‐up, or being passed over for promotion), and often have negative connotations. Alternatively, pull factors are those that draw people to start businesses – such as seeing an opportunity (Hakim, 1989).
Detailed explanation-3: -Factors arising from the nature of women entrepreneurs, such as personal characteristics, skills and experiences. ⅱ. Environmental factors surrounding women’s entrepreneurship, such as family support, cultural norms, social relations, competitiveness, marketing, and government policies.