FACTORS INFLUENCING DEVELOPMENT OF GREEN WOMENS ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN SERBIA
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https://doi.org/10.5937/ekoPolj2103627MKeywords:
female entrepreneurs, green economy, sustainable development, standards and technical, regulationsAbstract
Environmental demanding situations require businesses to innovative as a way to gain each environmental, economic and social goals. This article objectives to suggest the elements influencing improvement of green female entrepreneurship thinking about the improvement possibilities thru standardization and gender equality inherent within side the green economy. Using the methods of regression evaluation with the aggregate of Likerts scale approach, 226 woman entrepreneurs from Serbia in 2021 have been involved in the research. The findings display female entrepreneurship however also, that there may be inadequate interest been committed to them within side the procedure of greening their enterprise in green economy support measures for small and medium companies.
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45. Vojteski-Kljenak, D., Lukic, R., Kvrgic, G. (2012). Green Retail Sale as a Factor of Business Success, Metalurgia International, 17 (11), 127-132. https://kobson.nb.rs/nauka_u_srbiji.132.html?autor=Kvrgic%20Goran&samoar=#.X2E3xT_is2w
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47. Wysocki, J. (2016). Eco-innovations in the development of companies. Marketing & Rynek, 7, 1066–1078. doi:https://doi.org/10.3390/su13042386
48. Zlatkov-Cvetković, Marina. (2015). Women entrepreneurship in Serbia: A qualitative study of the perceived enabling factors for the female entrepreneurship. Master Thesis, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences.
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Mitic, N., Srebro, B., Popovic, J., Kvrgic, G., & Dedjanski, S. (2021). FACTORS INFLUENCING DEVELOPMENT OF GREEN WOMENS ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN SERBIA. Ekonomika Poljoprivrede, 68(3), 627–644. https://doi.org/10.5937/ekoPolj2103627M
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