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    A STUDY ON NON-FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS' SUPPORT TO WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN COIMBATORE
    (International Journal of Research in Finance and Marketing, 2016-08) M, Nagamani; P, Aishwarya
    Institutional support for women entrepreneurs has been a channelised support mechanism organized by the governments or by voluntary associations. Supporting women in their business endeavourshas been the major goal of these institutions. The present study is made to find out the role of non-financial institutions in supporting and encouraging women entrepreneurs in Coimbatore. The study is based on primary data collected from 300 women entrepreneurs in Coimbatore who have availed support from the select non-financial institutions. Simple random sampling technique has been applied and the data have been analyzed using the statistical tools like simple percentage analysis, descriptive statistical tool viz., mean and standard deviation, ANOVA and t-Test to reveal the results of the study. It has been found that the non-financial institutions have mostly offered planning support to the respondents whereas production/ rendering service and marketing support have not been sufficiently offered by these institutions
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    WORKING WOMEN’S OPINION ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP – AN EMPIRICAL STUDY IN COIMBATORE
    (Indian Journal of Research (Peer Reviewed &Refreed International Journal), 2014-01) M, Nagamani; P, Aishwarya
    Entrepreneurship is a vital input to industrial development which leads to the development of the nation. Entrepreneurship which is an economic movement has been initially dominated by men all over the globe. In recent time owing to the change in the society few women have taken up entrepreneurship as their career. On the other hand owing to societal constraints and personal life obstacles many women are found to engage themselves as employees in some organization. The present study aims to identify the working women’s opinion on entrepreneurship and to find out the significant difference in their opinion based on socio-economic profile and their interest to become an entrepreneur. A sample of 150 working women in Coimbatore have been randomly selected as samples and primary data have been collected from them using a questionnaire. The data collected have been analysed using the statistical tools namely average score analysis, ANOVA and t-test. The results of the study show that irrespective of their socio-economic profile and their interest towards becoming an entrepreneur all the respondents have a positive opinion on entrepreneurship. Hence it has been suggested that special interest may be shown on working women to encourage them to become entrepreneurs.