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Jobs, gender and small enterprises in Africa and Asia : lessons drawn from Bangladesh, the Philippines, Tunisia and Zimbabwe

Pamela Nichols Marcucci

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Provides an overview of the situation of women micro and small entrepreneurs against a back drop of the four countries’ economic conditions and the gender based socio-cultural, legal and political systems in place in these countries.

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Provides an overview of the situation of women micro and small entrepreneurs against a back drop of the four countries’ economic conditions and the gender based socio-cultural, legal and political systems in place in these countries.

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Provides an overview of the situation of women micro and small entrepreneurs against a back drop of the four countries’ economic conditions and the gender based socio-cultural, legal and political systems in place in these countries.

Key concepts: Politics, Economic growth, Development economics, Geography, South asia, Developing country, Political science, Business

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