Actividad empresarial femenina, motivación y brecha de género.

Iuliia Pinkovetskaia; Irina Nikitina; Tatiana Gromova.

doi:10.46377/dilemas.v27i1.1549

Iuliia Pinkovetskaia Department of Economic Analysis and State Management, Ulyanovsk State University, Ulyanovsk, Russia. (corresponding author)
Irina Nikitina Department of Linguistics and Foreign Business Communication, Samara State University of Economics, Samara, Russia.
Tatiana Gromova. Department of Linguistics and Foreign Business Communication, Samara State University of Economics, Samara, Russia.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.46377/dilemas.v27i1.1549

Palabras clave: emprendimiento femenino, motivación, emprendedores impulsados por la necesidad, emprendedores impulsados por la oportunidad, pequeñas y medianas empresas

Resumen

El trabajo evalúa los niveles de actividad empresarial de las mujeres, sus preferencias motivacionales y el análisis comparativo de las actividades de etapa temprana de mujeres y hombres. Se hace un análisis de 74 países entre 2016-2017, presentado en el informe Global Entrepreneurship Monitor. La investigación revela características del emprendimiento femenino y las barreras para su desarrollo. El documento define países con valores altos y bajos de los indicadores considerados. El nuevo conocimiento obtenido se puede utilizar en la investigación científica, en el proceso educativo en la preparación de licenciaturas y maestrías, así como en la capacitación de especialistas en problemas de pequeñas empresas. El estudio propone nuevos métodos y herramientas para el análisis.

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