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Explorando las disparidades de género en los emprendimientos colombianos

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dc.contributor.advisorBatz Liñeiro, Aglaya
dc.creatorForero Bojaca, Valentina
dc.creator.degreeProfesional en Marketing y Negocios Digitales
dc.creator.degreetypePart time
dc.date.accessioned2023-09-12T19:53:19Z
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dc.date.created2023-08-31
dc.descriptionEl emprendimiento ha sido una temática ampliamente estudiada por diversos autores, en donde se menciona que es importante evaluar no solamente los factores internos que hacen referencia a las características de cada emprendedor, sino que también es fundamental estudiar los factores externos que rodean a los emprendedores al momento de emprender (Pinazo-Dallenbach & Castelló-Sirvent, 2020). Esta investigación se centra en seguir estudiando dichos factores tanto internos como externos dando respuesta a la pregunta ¿Existen discrepancias en las barreras al emprendimiento entre hombres y mujeres? Por ello se analiza las barreras que enfrentan los emprendedores en Colombia y las diferencias existentes compararlas por género. A partir de una encuesta guiada y usando convinence sampling, se obtuvo la información de 203 emprendedores. La encuesta consta de 5 secciones: (1) datos socio-demográficos, (2) educación formal e informal, (3) caracterización del emprendimiento, (4) motivaciones para emprender y (5) barreras del emprendimiento a nivel individual, del emprendimiento y del contexto. A partir de la encuesta, encontramos qué las barreras que predominan en los emprendedores son las barreras externas, debido a que, según los encuestados, se puede decir que las barreras del gobierno, legales, de financiación, entre otras, son las que mayor influencia perciben los emprendedores al momento de emprender y desarrollar su espíritu emprendedor. También se encontró que, por el lado de las barreras internas, los encuestados ven la barrera financiera como una brecha importante al momento de desarrollar su emprendimiento.
dc.description.abstractEntrepreneurship has been a topic widely studied by various authors, where it is mentioned that it is important to evaluate not only the internal factors that refer to the characteristics of each entrepreneur, but it is also essential to study the external factors that surround entrepreneurs at the time of entrepreneurship (Pinazo-Dallenbach & Castelló-Sirvent, 2020). This research focuses on further studying such internal and external factors by answering the question Are their discrepancies in barriers to entrepreneurship between men and women? Therefore, the barriers faced by entrepreneurs in Colombia are analyzed and the existing differences are compared by gender. Based on a guided survey and using convinence sampling, information was obtained from 203 entrepreneurs. The survey consists of 5 sections: (1) socio-demographic data, (2) formal and informal education, (3) characterization of entrepreneurship, (4) motivations for entrepreneurship, and (5) barriers to entrepreneurship at the individual, entrepreneurial and contextual levels. From the survey, we found that the barriers that predominate in entrepreneurs are external barriers, because, according to the respondents, it can be said that government, legal and financing barriers, among others, are the ones that most influence entrepreneurs perceive at the time of undertaking and developing their entrepreneurial spirit. It was also found that, on the side of internal barriers, respondents see the financial barrier as an important gap at the time of developing their entrepreneurship.
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dc.identifier.doihttps://doi.org/10.48713/10336_40953
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dc.publisherUniversidad del Rosario
dc.publisher.departmentEscuela de Administración
dc.publisher.programPregrado en Marketing y Negocios Digitales
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dc.source.instnameinstname:Universidad del Rosario
dc.source.reponamereponame:Repositorio Institucional EdocUR
dc.subjectEmprendimiento por oportunidad
dc.subjectEmprendimiento por necesidad
dc.subjectIntención emprendedora
dc.subjectDisparidades de género
dc.subject.keywordOpportunity entrepreneurship
dc.subject.keywordNecessity entrepreneurship
dc.subject.keywordEntrepreneurial intention
dc.subject.keywordGender disparities
dc.titleExplorando las disparidades de género en los emprendimientos colombianos
dc.title.TranslatedTitleDisparate Barriers to Entrepreneurship
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