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Female Employment in Formal and Informal Sectors of the Serbian Economy

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With the economic crisis acknowledged in 2008, unemployment strongly increased – mostly due to the fall in the industrial sector – which indicates the possible emergence of a new poor and extremely poor population, alongside the decrease of trade deficit and foreign direct investment. Serbia...

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Female entrepreneurship in Morocco, obstacles and ways to overcome them

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In the face of a labor market that is unable to absorb a growing demand, entrepreneurship and self-employment is an … interesting path on many levels. In addition to being a real driver of growth and competitiveness, entrepreneurship is also a … means of self-realization, independence and personal growth. However,Women, appear relatively few to engage in this career …

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