Factors Affecting Women In Entrepreneurship In Developing Countries: A Case Study Of Egypt
Abstract
Women Entrepreneurs are understood to be an under-utilized group with significant potential for global and national economic growth and development (Hechevarría, Bullough, Brush, & Edelman, 2019; Sajjad, Kaleem, Chani, & Ahmed, 2020). With the necessary drivers to foster their success, women entrepreneurs could enhance national competitiveness, reduce unemployment, lower poverty and social exclusion, and improve Gross Domestic Product (GDP) (Meyer & De Jongh, 2018; Rae, 2015). The McKinsey Global Institute (2015) suggests that by 2025, the global GDP could be increased by $12 trillion by improving women’s access to entrepreneurship opportunities. The contemplated research will attempt to identify the factors affecting women entrepreneurs in Egypt.
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