Women and Minorities in Business: Demographic Reviews of Business Ownership ( Womens Issues )

Publication series :Womens Issues

Author: Elena B. Gilbert  

Publisher: Nova Science Publishers, Inc.‎

Publication year: 2017

E-ISBN: 9781536114218

Subject: F2 Economic Planning and Management

Keyword: 经济计划与管理

Language: ENG

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Women and Minorities in Business: Demographic Reviews of Business Ownership

Chapter

2. Characteristics of Minority-owned Businesses

2.1. Gender, Race, and Ethnicity of Minority-owned Businesses

2.2. Number, Receipts, Employment, and Annual Payroll of Minority-owned Firms

2.3. The Sizes of Minority-owned Businesses

2.4. The Industry Divisions of Minority-Owned Businesses

2.5. Ethnicity of Asian- and Hispanic-Owned Firms

2.6. Home-Based Businesses

2.7. Minority-owned Firm Finance

2.8. The Growth of Minority-owned Business

3. Demographic Characteristics of Minority Business Owners

3.1. The Minority Population and Their Human Capital

3.2. The Minority Labor Force, Self-Employed, Professionals, and Moonlighters

3.3. Veteran Business Owners and Minority Veterans

4. Business Density

5. Conclusion

Appendix A: Tables

Appendix B: Comparability of Minority Business Owner Survey, 1997 and 200212

Appendix C: Sources of the Data, Sampling and Estimation Methodologies

Industry Classification of Firms

Sampling

Treatment of Nonresponse

Tabulation

End Notes

Chapter 2 WOMEN IN BUSINESS: A DEMOGRAPHIC REVIEW OF WOMEN’S BUSINESS OWNERSHIP*

Highlights

Scope and Methodology

Ordering Information

Foreword

Executive Summary

Demographics

Women-Owned Businesses

Women-Owned Business Dynamics

Introduction

Demographic Characteristics of Women in the Population and Labor Force

Women-Owned Businesses

Race/Ethnicity of Women Business Owners

Size of Firm

Industries

Geographic Characteristics

The Dynamics of Women-owned Businesses

Growth

Survival, Expansion, and Contraction of Women-Owned Establishments

Conclusion: Women’s Business Ownership and Economic Well-being

Appendix A: Tables

Appendix B: Data Comparability to Prior Surveys

Comparability of the 1997 SWOBE and 2002 SBO Data

The Status of the Economic Census

Basis of Reporting

Industry Classifications

Relationship to Historical Industry Classifications

Geographic Area Coding

Historical Information of the Economic Census

Comparability of the 2002 and 1997 SBO

Data by Gender, Race, and Ethnicity

Sources for More Information

End Notes

INDEX

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