#2900. Entrepreneurship and economic growth: does gender matter?

November 2026publication date
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Gender Studies;
Economics and Econometrics;
Business and International Management;
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Abstract:
The study explores the female inefficiency hypothesis in a cross-country analysis of Schumpeterian entrepreneurs. It then examines whether there is a gender dimension to the contribution of Schumpeters firm to economic growth. The results show that, on a non-parametric analysis, women-owned entrepreneurial firms in developed countries perform similarly to male-owned firms, while male-owned firms significantly outperform female-owned firms in developing countries.
Keywords:
Economic growth; Female entrepreneurship; Gender

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