Despite their economic importance, home-based businesses (HBB) are not well understood and are\ud under researched. This is particularly true in the context of women-owned HBBs, which are often\ud associated with hobby businesses and short-term life spans. To address the scarcity of research in this\ud domain this paper presents the findings of a gender-comparative quantitative study of HBB characteristics. The results indicate that women-owned HBBs are a legitimate form of business with\ud serious intentions. While the primary impetus for women is often about flexibility and work life\ud balance and they work fewer hours, their attention to detail in preparation for their business is\ud much more systematic. A number of implications for re...
While work experience of business owners can positively impact small business profitability, the mod...
While family firms account for an estimated 80 percent of all American businesses, and about one-thi...
While family firms account for an estimated 80 percent of all American businesses, and about one-thi...
Purpose – This paper seeks to explore self‐employment through home‐based business ownership as a pot...
Recent research has shown that home-based businesses (HBBs) are increasing, and that a significant n...
For women, owning and managing a home-based business can provide the flexibility to meet family resp...
For women, owning and managing a home-based business can provide the flexibility to meet family resp...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from the University of Chicag...
Current figures from the UK suggest that 60% of Small to Medium– Sized Enterprises (SMEs) with no em...
Home-based business (HBB) growth and expansion has been approached from the perspective of the incre...
Home-based business (HBB) growth and expansion has been approached from the perspective of the incre...
Home-based business (HBB) growth and expansion has been approached from the perspective of the incre...
Home-based businesses are a vital component of small business in Australia, as they are the biggest ...
While the entrepreneurship and small business research literature has tended to portray women as les...
Home-based businesses (HBBs) are of interest to the academic community as well as policy makers. The...
While work experience of business owners can positively impact small business profitability, the mod...
While family firms account for an estimated 80 percent of all American businesses, and about one-thi...
While family firms account for an estimated 80 percent of all American businesses, and about one-thi...
Purpose – This paper seeks to explore self‐employment through home‐based business ownership as a pot...
Recent research has shown that home-based businesses (HBBs) are increasing, and that a significant n...
For women, owning and managing a home-based business can provide the flexibility to meet family resp...
For women, owning and managing a home-based business can provide the flexibility to meet family resp...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from the University of Chicag...
Current figures from the UK suggest that 60% of Small to Medium– Sized Enterprises (SMEs) with no em...
Home-based business (HBB) growth and expansion has been approached from the perspective of the incre...
Home-based business (HBB) growth and expansion has been approached from the perspective of the incre...
Home-based business (HBB) growth and expansion has been approached from the perspective of the incre...
Home-based businesses are a vital component of small business in Australia, as they are the biggest ...
While the entrepreneurship and small business research literature has tended to portray women as les...
Home-based businesses (HBBs) are of interest to the academic community as well as policy makers. The...
While work experience of business owners can positively impact small business profitability, the mod...
While family firms account for an estimated 80 percent of all American businesses, and about one-thi...
While family firms account for an estimated 80 percent of all American businesses, and about one-thi...