Review on Socio-Economic Influences on Women Entrepreneurs
Abstract
The role of entrepreneurs in the socioeconomic health of the nation is crucial. Women are aware of the needs of the company, buy the additional manufacturing elements, and work together to make something useful. The social, economic, religious, cultural, psychological, and environmental aspects that are prevalent in a culture have a significant impact on the emergence of entrepreneurs within that society. Entrepreneurs take advantage of the chances created by the aforementioned variables to the fullest extent thanks to their innate intelligence, tenacity, and hard work. Women should be treated equally with men in the development process. However, Indian women have continued to be the target of exploitation and servitude due to centuries of these practices. In India, women have historically been undervalued. In this article, review on socio-economic influences on women entrepreneurs has been discussed.
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