The role of social network in the performance of women-owned businesses (A review of literature)

Social networks of men and women differ in terms of composition, size and in the way they are exploited to gain information and resources for business development and growth. This study focuses on gender differences in networking and examines their divergent economic consequences by using social net...

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Main Author:	Malaya, Milagros F.
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Published:	Animo Repository 2024
Subjects:	Businesswomen Social networks Business
Online Access:	https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/12176
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description	Social networks of men and women differ in terms of composition, size and in the way they are exploited to gain information and resources for business development and growth. This study focuses on gender differences in networking and examines their divergent economic consequences by using social network analysis and the feminist perspective.
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title	The role of social network in the performance of women-owned businesses (A review of literature)
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The role of social network in the performance of women-owned businesses (A review of literature)

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