L’entreprenariat féminin en Asie

The article focuses on female entrepreneurship in four East and South-East Asian countries. The issue has been given importance since the end of the 1990s. Female entrepreneurship could enrich the offer on the market, while recreating a dynamics in rural and urban areas. More innovative enterprises with higher growth prospects than before can be expected to enter the market. They will also offer employment to women who have problems to enter or to stay in the labour market. Female entrepreneurship has made progress during the last two decades. However, public policies pursued during the last fifteen years have not been a successful as expected. It could be argued that significant changes in their orientation are needed in order to achieve the ambitious objectives devised in the four countries

Business · East Asia · Economics · Entrepreneurship · Order (exchange · Political science · Welfare economics · Asian Industrial and Economic Development · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy · Socioeconomic Development in Asia