Why is More Capital not Enough to Grow Female Businesses?

The fourth in impact series follows up on the first impact note, which presented the puzzling finding that the average female-owned microenterprise in Sri Lanka had no gain in profit from grants. This note presents the results of new research desig...

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Main Author:	McKenzie, David
Format:	Brief
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:	ECONOMICS EMPOWERMENT EQUIPMENT FEMALE FEMALES GENDER GENDER DIFFERENCE GENDER DIFFERENCES INCOMES INSURANCE INVENTORIES LIQUID ASSETS MICROENTERPRISES MICROFINANCE NGOS RETURN RETURNS RISK AVERSION WILL
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/04/12091237/more-capital-not-enough-grow-female-businesses http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10257

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description	The fourth in impact series follows up on the first impact note, which presented the puzzling finding that the average female-owned microenterprise in Sri Lanka had no gain in profit from grants. This note presents the results of new research designed to understand why.
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title	Why is More Capital not Enough to Grow Female Businesses?
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title_full	Why is More Capital not Enough to Grow Female Businesses?
title_fullStr	Why is More Capital not Enough to Grow Female Businesses?
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