View Larger Image Micro-enterprise and women: The Viability of Self-Employment as a Strategy for Alleviating Poverty DOWNLOAD REPORTIn this study, IWPR assesses the factors that result in successful use of micro-enterprise as part of the income-package of AFDC recipients and other low-income women. By Enrique Soto, Jill Braunstein and Lily Zandniapour|2020-11-22T22:52:38-04:00June 1, 1994|IWPR|Comments Off on Micro-enterprise and women: The Viability of Self-Employment as a Strategy for Alleviating Poverty Share This Story, Choose Your Platform! FacebookTwitterRedditLinkedInWhatsAppTumblrPinterestVkEmail Related Posts OUT OF WORK, TAKING ON CARE: YOUNG WOMEN FACE MOUNTING CHALLENGES IN THE “SHE-CESSION” Gallery OUT OF WORK, TAKING ON CARE: YOUNG WOMEN FACE MOUNTING CHALLENGES IN THE “SHE-CESSION” Why religious states like Utah have larger gender wage gaps Gallery Why religious states like Utah have larger gender wage gaps IWPR New Board Social Cards Gallery IWPR New Board Social Cards As Unemployment Drops, Gains Made by Women in the Workforce Remain Threatened by Historic Job Losses and Lack of Childcare Gallery As Unemployment Drops, Gains Made by Women in the Workforce Remain Threatened by Historic Job Losses and Lack of Childcare
