Over the Gender Gap: Female Entrepreneurs in Taiwan

Jin-Li Hu; Wen Ling Hsiao; Chia-Yen Huang

Over the Gender Gap: Female Entrepreneurs in Taiwan

貢獻的翻譯標題: 跨越性別差距: 台灣的女性企業家

Jin-Li Hu, Wen Ling Hsiao, Chia-Yen Huang

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儘管女性企業家已經在全球經濟體代表了強大的經濟力量，但仍面臨進入和成長的限制。這項研究利用臺灣經濟部的官方數據，通過分析臺灣女性擁有企業的數量趨勢，調查了企業家的性別差距。我們比較2007~2014年間各縣市男性企業家與女性企業家的數量，並使用迴歸方法進行分析。為了檢驗台灣女性企業家是否存在天花板現象，本研究建構了兩個研究假說：假說一，教育水平有助於改善工作場所的性別平等，一個縣市裡較高的高等教育比例帶來較高的女企業家比例。假說二，女企業家面對的性別差異程度與產業別有關。一個地區服務業的比例越高，女性企業家的比例也愈高。本研究的迴歸估計結果支持這兩個研究假說，顯見企業家之間的性別差距仍然存在。此外，一個縣市的服務業的比例越高，女性企業家的比例就越高 - 這對女性而言，表明服務業提供了比製造業較佳的工作環境。

貢獻的翻譯標題	跨越性別差距: 台灣的女性企業家
原文	American English
頁（從 - 到）	1-40
頁數	40
期刊	Journal of Innovation and Management
卷	17
發行號	1
出版狀態	Published - 1 1月 2021

Keywords

性別差距
女性企業家
趨勢分析
女性擁有的中小企業

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