Female Entrepreneurship: Types of Economic Activity

Pinkovetskaia, Iuliia; Kryukova, Liudmila; Arbeláez-Campillo, Diego Felipe; Rojas-Bahamón, Magda Julissa

doi:10.7596/taksad.v8i2.2153

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“…When developing the residue distribution function, the methodology given in the articles (Pinkovetskaia et al, 2019;Pinkovetskaia et al, 2020) (3)…”

Section: Results Presented In Tablementioning

confidence: 99%

Production Functions for Assessing the Volumes of Agricultural Production in the Regions of Russia

Pinkovetskaia¹,

Arbeláez-Campillo²,

Rojas-Bahamón³

2022

MNJE

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The study was based on the development of production functions that characterize the activities of agricultural enterprises in the regions of Russia. Official statistical information on 65 regions of Russia for 2017 and 2018 was used. The conducted research made it possible to identify factors (investments in fixed assets and wages of employees) that affect the volume of production in the agricultural sector in the regions of Russia and suggest using two-factor production functions of high quality to describe this influence. It is proved that the economy of the country's regions has not reached saturation with agricultural products and there are significant reserves for further development of this sector. The developed production functions are effective management tools that allow assessing the level of use of financial and labor resources. The acquired new knowledge and tools for assessing the activities of agriculture in the Russian regions are of scientific and practical importance. They can be used in research of the agricultural sector of the economy, monitoring of production volumes, in determining the needs for resources necessary for the development of agriculture, substantiating plans and programs for its development.

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“…When developing the residue distribution function, the methodology given in the articles (Pinkovetskaia et al, 2019;Pinkovetskaia et al, 2020) (3)…”

Section: Results Presented In Tablementioning

confidence: 99%

Production Functions for Assessing the Volumes of Agricultural Production in the Regions of Russia

Pinkovetskaia¹,

Arbeláez-Campillo²,

Rojas-Bahamón³

2022

MNJE

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“…According to recent statistical data, the female activities in entrepreneurship are based on the TEA ranking for the entrepreneurship activities. Pinkovetskaia et al, 2019) In the gulf countries, women have been restricted to join their potential hand in the economic development. Taking into consideration of Islamic tradition, they believe that women are not physically strong to perform any kind of hard activities and also they are not able to handle the tough situation.…”

Section: Theme 2: Activities Of Female Entrepreneurship In the Develomentioning

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“…Taking into consideration of Islamic tradition, they believe that women are not physically strong to perform any kind of hard activities and also they are not able to handle the tough situation. As opined by Pinkovetskaia et al, (2019), in the ancient time most of the women are only perform their activities in the agricultural sectors and engage themselves for the family welfare. As per the statistical data of Central Department of Statistics and Information in the year 2013, Saudi women above 15 years are unemployed as compared to 6.1% men in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia.…”

Section: Theme 2: Activities Of Female Entrepreneurship In the Develomentioning

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“…From the above table and data, it can be stated that in the Gulf countries there are high rate of unemployment among the women as compared to men because of the traditional restriction. In fact, from the year 2001-2010 approximately 1.5 million gulf countries women in GCC joined as a labour force (Pinkovetskaia et al, 2019). Therefore, it can be stated that female entrepreneurship is one of the emerging aspects that helps the nation in the development of its economic condition (Dean et al, 2019).…”

Section: Theme 2: Activities Of Female Entrepreneurship In the Develomentioning

confidence: 99%

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An Investigation of the Role of Female Entrepreneurship in The Economic Development of Saudi Arabia

Alrasheedi¹,

Abualfalayeh²

2020

AJHSS

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In the modern days, the role of female entrepreneurship has been expanded in the market and they also play their essential role in the contribution in the economic development for their respective nations. The aim of the study is to analyse and investigate the role of female entrepreneurship in the development of the economic condition in Saudi Arabia. The introduction section mainly sheds light on the research aim, objective and the research questions in order to provide the abrupt understanding of the research. The section also provides the justification for the research along with the structure of the study. In addition to this, the research methodology section provides a complete understanding of the research philosophy, approach, and design and data collection method. Additionally, in this research, the data has been collected with the help of secondary research. In the data finding section, the research provides the different types of theme in order to highlight the role of female entrepreneurship in the development of the national economic condition. Entrepreneurship development by women's group has been one of the major realms that are adopted by various organisations all over the world. The presence of various traditional and cultural norms has restricted women from attaining entrepreneurship engagement for a successful business environment in the Saudi Arabian region. This is because the Saudi Arabian government has laid the Limited number of services that a woman can avail in the economic framework of the country. The study claims to identify the benefits and challenges that arise while reforming the existing architecture and economical background of Saudi Arabia to that of the women employment criteria in business operations. In other words, the facilitation of women to attain Entrepreneurship and self-governing business need to be attained in order to gain economic growth regarding the financial aspects of the country. The study considers several theoretical frameworks including the Krueger and Brazeal's model of entrepreneurship potential so as to investigate perceived official feasibility propensity to act and perceive desirability for women in employment. Deducing entrepreneur opportunities regarding women residing in the Saudi Arabian region has often been our challenging aspect as religious and cultural rights are post against women. However, the importance of including women in business has been observed to provide the country in attaining business growth in the Global region of operation. Similarly, the Saudi Arabian region upon having a strong oil refinery bass would also be required to make them self-independent of another business sector that is to be developed in that region. The study provides a detailed analysis through data collection from various samples in an exploratory way to reduce conclusions regarding the benefits of including women in entrepreneurship and development. In the conclusion and recommendation section the research draft the overall summary of the research and provide the objective linking. The objective linking helps the researcher to correlate with the section of the study and where the specified objective has been met. The research future scope and limitation has been providing that in future the research scholar needs to expand the research in the form of open-ended and interview questionnaires in order to collect the individual aspects regarding the topic. The recommendation has been provided to the authority and society so that they can able to promote the female entrepreneurship activities for the development of the national economic condition.

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“…This is despite the fact they face more serious challenges in their activities when compared to male entrepreneurs. Research in gender studies has demonstrated that women generally still face significant obstacles to entrepreneurship (Vossenberg, 2013) in the areas of reduced human capital, limited strategic choice options, and institutionalised structural barriers including taxation and legal disparities in the governance of industry in most countries (Pinkovetskaia, Kryukova, Campillo, & Rojas-Bahamon, 2019;Širec & Močnik, 2012). In addition, the socially constructed genres of 'male' and 'female' are gendered with inherent political, social, economic, and structural inequities that these signifiers entail.…”

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The social, cultural, economic and political strategies extending women’s territory by encroaching on patriarchal embeddedness in tourism in Nepal

Hillman

Radel

2021

Journal of Sustainable Tourism

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Female Entrepreneurship: Types of Economic Activity

Cited by 13 publications

References 15 publications

Production Functions for Assessing the Volumes of Agricultural Production in the Regions of Russia

Production Functions for Assessing the Volumes of Agricultural Production in the Regions of Russia

An Investigation of the Role of Female Entrepreneurship in The Economic Development of Saudi Arabia

The social, cultural, economic and political strategies extending women’s territory by encroaching on patriarchal embeddedness in tourism in Nepal

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