Gender Differences in Attitudes towards Business
Surin, Mikhail; Ivanova, Anastasiia (2018)
Kajaanin ammattikorkeakoulu
2018
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2018111216989
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2018111216989
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The aim of this thesis was to hold a comparison research on attitudes towards conducting business and analyze differences in gender policies of Finland and other countries . The topic of the thesis is relevant because these days there is still a problem of women having trouble starting a business due to different factors that make this process more complex.
The first source was already existing researches and articles that became the theoretical basis and background. Information was collected from literature and previous studies related to the topic e.g. articles, books, magazines, newspapers and reports. In addition, personal knowledge of the authors and their experience was used in creating the theory.
The second source were the survey results. In spring semester 2017 there was held business course RYE (Rural Young Entrepreneurs) in KAMK. By the end of this course the authors of this paper conducted survey for all those who participated to scrutinize the role of women in entrepreneurship. 111 students were interviewed from 7 different groups, different countries and different ages. The data obtained from the survey was statistically analyzed with SPSS and it constitute the quantitative part of the study.
The first source was already existing researches and articles that became the theoretical basis and background. Information was collected from literature and previous studies related to the topic e.g. articles, books, magazines, newspapers and reports. In addition, personal knowledge of the authors and their experience was used in creating the theory.
The second source were the survey results. In spring semester 2017 there was held business course RYE (Rural Young Entrepreneurs) in KAMK. By the end of this course the authors of this paper conducted survey for all those who participated to scrutinize the role of women in entrepreneurship. 111 students were interviewed from 7 different groups, different countries and different ages. The data obtained from the survey was statistically analyzed with SPSS and it constitute the quantitative part of the study.