The Catalysts of Economic Progress: Women Entrepreneurs

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Abstract

Women entrepreneurs are pivotal drivers of economic development, contributing to innovation, job creation, poverty reduction, and overall economic growth. Their diverse perspectives bring increased innovation, fostering the development of unique products and solutions that cater to a broad consumer base. Women-owned businesses not only create jobs for themselves but also contribute to community employment as they grow. Start-ups, crucial for job opportunities and industry leadership, require support, especially with the increasing number of women entering the labor sector. To address this economic gap, capable women entrepreneurs need appropriate backing as valuable resources for developing economies. Women are integral to entrepreneurship, continuously propelling advancement through their inventiveness, contributing to economic growth, innovation, and serving as role models. Overcoming challenges, they seek to leave a lasting impact, unswayed by societal biases. This paper explores available assistance forms and challenges faced by female entrepreneurs in India.

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-, M. B., & -, M. A. S. (2025). The Catalysts of Economic Progress: Women Entrepreneurs. International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research, 7(1). https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i01.37404

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