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ENTREPRENEURIAL PERCEPTIONS OF STUDENTS REGARDING BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CAREER: THE STUDY ON GENDER DIFFERENCES IN LATVIA

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This study seeks to investigate the entrepreneurial perceptions among the students regarding their professional careers analyzing macro, micro and entrepreneurial education factors in Latvia, including the analysis of gender differences. The research is based on the analysis of d

360
Survey sample of young people in Latvia
ENTREPRENEURIAL PERCEPTIONS OF STUDENTS REGARDING BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CAREER: THE STUDY ON GENDER DIFFERENCES IN LATVIA

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Promoter
Carvalho, L (Carvalho, Luisa), Mavlutova, I (Mavlutova, Inese), Lesinskis, K (Lesinskis, Kristaps), Dias, R (Dias, Rui) — website
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Social Power
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Monitoring
Region (NUTS)
LV00
Keywords
entrepreneurial education, entrepreneurial intentions, gender, professional career, Latvia

Context

This study investigates entrepreneurial perceptions among students regarding professional careers in Latvia, analysing macro, micro and entrepreneurial-education factors, including gender differences.

Activities

The research is based on data collected through a survey of an original dataset of 360 young people in Latvia, analysed using descriptive statistics (absolute and relative frequencies, means and standard deviations) and inferential statistics.

Results

The results reveal several statistically significant gender differences in entrepreneurial perceptions among the surveyed students.

Conclusions

The study contributes to the literature on entrepreneurial perceptions by gender and is intended to help inform policies aiming to boost entrepreneurship education and balance entrepreneurship as a career choice across genders.

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