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An exploration of government policies for supporting informal entrepreneurship in Zimbabwe

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Can financial assistance mediate the training and human capital relationship for Pakistani women micro entrepreneurs?

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Social inclusion of women entrepreneurs in informal sector of Uttar Pradesh

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Enterprising women in urban Zimbabwe : gender, microbusiness, and globalization

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Savings and accumulation strategies of urban market women in Harare, Zimbabwe

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Women entrepreneurial intentions in subsistence marketplaces : the role of entrepreneurial orientation and demographic profiles in Zimbabwe

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