PEER REVIEW-CRITICAL ANALYSIS “STRATEGIC PROFITS AND ENTREPRENEURIAL EXPECTATIONS IN WOMEN-LED BUSINESSES IN KOSOVO, INDIA, AND THE UNITED KINGDOM”

This review examines a study on the strategic profits and entrepreneurial expectations associated with financing and investing in women-led businesses across Kosovo, India, and the United Kingdom. The paper is praised for its relevance, comparative approach, and robust methodology using econometric analysis via SPSS. However, it identifies areas for improvement, including clearer research objectives, a stronger theoretical framework, consistent terminology, and more detailed methodological descriptions. The review also highlights the need for greater emphasis on practical implications and policy recommendations to support women entrepreneurs. Additionally, inconsistencies in citations and writing style are noted. With these refinements, the paper has the potential to significantly contribute to both academic discourse and practical applications in women's entrepreneurship.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.53555/jcr.v12:i1.13197
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Indian Economic and Social Development
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PEER REVIEW-CRITICAL ANALYSIS “STRATEGIC PROFITS AND ENTREPRENEURIAL EXPECTATIONS IN WOMEN-LED BUSINESSES IN KOSOVO, INDIA, AND THE UNITED KINGDOM”

Michael Lynch, Paulitha Pasala
Indian Economic and Social Development
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PEER REVIEW-CRITICAL ANALYSIS “STRATEGIC PROFITS AND ENTREPRENEURIAL EXPECTATIONS IN WOMEN-LED BUSINESSES IN KOSOVO, INDIA, AND THE UNITED KINGDOM”

Michael Lynch, Paulitha Pasala
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This review examines a study on the strategic profits and entrepreneurial expectations associated with financing and investing in women-led businesses across Kosovo, India, and the United Kingdom. The paper is praised for its relevance, comparative approach, and robust methodology using econometric analysis via SPSS. However, it identifies areas for improvement, including clearer research objectives, a stronger theoretical framework, consistent terminology, and more detailed methodological descriptions. The review also highlights the need for greater emphasis on practical implications and policy recommendations to support women entrepreneurs. Additionally, inconsistencies in citations and writing style are noted. With these refinements, the paper has the potential to significantly contribute to both academic discourse and practical applications in women's entrepreneurship.

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