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Jobs, gender and small enterprises in the Caribbean : lessons from Barbados, Suriname and Trinidad and Tobago

Carol Ferdinand

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Examines and compares the factors affecting women's entrepreneurship in small and cottage industries in three countries of the Caribbean.

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Examines and compares the factors affecting women's entrepreneurship in small and cottage industries in three countries of the Caribbean.

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Examines and compares the factors affecting women's entrepreneurship in small and cottage industries in three countries of the Caribbean.

Key concepts: Caribbean region, Geography, Caribbean island, West indies, Development economics, Economic growth, Business, Political science

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