WHAT DRIVES WOMEN TO BECOME AN ENTREPRENEUR?
Keywords:
Women entrepreneurship,, factors motivating ,, unemployment and economic independenceAbstract
Women entrepreneurs in India is a emerging concept and exceptionally vital for the economic development of the nation. The sexual orientation hole among people has now limited. Prior the outlook of individuals was that business is implied just for men, however this reasoning has changed. These days women enterprise contributes a great deal to the economic development. They are work makers for themselves as well as other people and furthermore give society diverse answers for administration, association and business issues. Notwithstanding, the quantity of Women entrepreneurs is very less and regularly confront sexual orientation based obstructions to beginning and becoming their businesses. Women business people see the world through an alternate focal point and, thusly, get things done in an alternate way. We have a few reasons why women business people have an awesome future in the forthcoming period. Women are better connectors and possess proficiency in networking. Women are fussbudgets and never make do with fair outcomes multitasking has been in their blood since ages.
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