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Rural women entrepreneurship in India: Challenges and opportunities

Author(s) -

Kumar Sanjeev,

Gautam Lilesh

Publication year - 2014

Publication title -

african journal of business management

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 1993-8233

DOI - 10.5897/ajbm2014.7400

Subject(s) - prosperity , entrepreneurship , economic growth , rural population , population , rural area , business , socioeconomics , development economics , geography , political science , economics , sociology , demography , finance , law

The entrepreneur is an economic man, who tries to maximize his profits by innovation. Innovation involves problem solving and entrepreneur gets satisfaction from using capabilities in attacking problems. There are around seven lakh villages in India and also that more than 70% of our population that live in villages half are women. Rural women represent a sizeable percentage of labor force in our country, yet they have not been brought under the main stream of development. The rural women may be mobilized and may lead the nation towards the path of progress and prosperity. The rural women by all means can be very effective agents of change for better homes, better society and ultimately for robust economy in the present global scenario. Keywords: Entrepreneur, Satisfaction, Progress and Prosperity, Global scenario

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