Factors affecting the success of indigenous women entrepreneurs.
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The context of this research is Bolivia, a country is located between the Andes Mountain range and the Amazon rainforest in South America. It currently has 12,224,110 inhabitants, with more than 40 indigenous nationalities and a poverty level of around 36.4% in 2021 (World Bank, 2023). For data collection, two investigators conducted the questionnaire-based interviews between September to November 2018. We analysed data from 225 questionnaire-based answers of IWEs of the Quechua community of Bolivia. We conducted a factorial and regression analysis to test our hypothesis, finding the significant factors affecting IWEs’ success.
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Padilla-Meléndez, A.; Del-Aguila-Obra, A.R.; Ciruela-Lorenzo, A.M.; Plaza-Angulo, J.J. (2023): “Factors affecting the success of Indigenous Women Entrepreneurs”. Entrepreneurship Research Conference. Theme: Entrepreneurship in the Digital Age: Ecosystems, Managers and Entrepreneurs Behavior. Conference organized at Université Paris 8 Vincennes Saint-Denis. December 7th, 2023. Paris.