Abstract:
Indian women's entrepreneurial ventures as well as their participation in the economy should be documented through data. It would significantly increase not only the women's income and societal well being, but also it would alleviate poverty. Trade, and more specifically international trade, can expand women's role in the economy, decrease inequality, and increase women's access to skills and education. However, keeping a gender disintegrated data only would give a real picture of women's participation in international trade. This would enable clear policy changes to accommodate women in this field.
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Published in Stochastic Modeling & Applications Journal, Vol. 25 No. 3 (July-December, Special Issue 2021 Part - 3)
