Click Here for Journal: The Effect of Microfinance Factors on Women Entrepreneurs’ Performance in Nigeria
THE EFFECT OF MICROFINANCE FACTORS ON WOMEN
ENTREPRENEURS’ PERFORMANCE IN NIGERIA: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
Isidore Ekpe, Norsiah
Binti Mat, and Razli Che Razak
(November 2010)
This shows that the opportunity such as credit, training, social capital and savings effect on women entrepreneurs' performance. From the opportunity, women entrepreneur need to take risks. For example, skill training is necessary to provide the needed entrepreneurial skill for small business start-up while business or management training provides the needed managerial competence for routine and corporate decisions.
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