A proposed "integrated-adaptive" behavioral model for women entrepreneurs: The Philippine experience

College

Ramon V. Del Rosario College of Business

Department/Unit

Business Management

Document Type

Archival Material/Manuscript

Abstract

This study investigates firm performance by adopting a gendered perspective using the Brush (1992) Integrated Perspective framework. The relationship between gender and firm performance was indicated in terms of the possible direct and indirect (moderating) effects of gender on performance through its impact on the different management factors (style and strategies). The findings in this study imply that certain differences between men and women owners seem to be more fundamental in nature. In addition to providing support for women's "integrated perspective" in managing a business, evidence strongly suggests that women exhibit "adaptive" behavior as opposed to men's "consistent" behavior.

html

Disciplines

Business

Keywords

Businesswomen--Philippines

Upload File

wf_no

This document is currently not available here.

Share

COinS