THE CHANGING PATTERN OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS: THE SINGAPORE EXPERIENCE

Abstract

A survey of 16 female entrepreneurs in Singapore, by interview or questionnaire, to establish their present characteristics and changes over the last two decades was conducted. They were found to be better educated than the general population of women, concentrated in the service sector, to own small or medium‐sized businesses, and to be moving into high growth industries in disproportionately high numbers. Fewer women than previously are family business helpers and inheritance of a business is also less important.

Citation

Chew, I.K.H. and Chew Yan, T. (1991), "THE CHANGING PATTERN OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS: THE SINGAPORE EXPERIENCE", Women in Management Review, Vol. 6 No. 6. https://doi.org/10.1108/EUM0000000001804