Women Entrepreneurs as Small-Medium Enterprise (SME) operators and their roles in socio-economic development in Ota, Nigeria

Women Entrepreneurs as Small-Medium Enterprise (SME) operators and their roles in socio-economic development in Ota, Nigeria

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This research study examined the impact of women entrepreneurs on the economy of Ota, Nigeria. It sought to find the roles and contributions of women small and medium scale enterprise (SME) operators to the development of the city. One hundred and fifty copies of questionnaire were administered out of which one hundred and forty six were retrieved for analysis. Data collected were analysed...
 
Published at International Journal of Economics, Business and Finance
Volume 2
Issue 1
Pages 1- 10
Published in 2014
 
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Iyiola, O. O. & Azuh, D.
IYIOLA OLUWOLE » Dr. Oluwole Iyiola, received his Doctor of Business Administration (DBA, Marketing) from Argosy University, Sarasota, FL., MBA (Marketing Research) from Golden Gate University, San Francisco, CA., and B. A. (Business Administration) International Marketing from Eastern Washington University, Cheney, WA. USA. Currently he is the Head of Department of Business Management and formal Sub-Dean,... view full profile
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