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Stronger work-family policies help women entrepreneurs build better businesses

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imageWomen who live in countries with more generous childcare policies are more likely to start growth-oriented businesses.Reuters

Today, November 19, marks Women’s Entrepreneurship Day, an opportunity to celebrate and raise awareness about women entrepreneurs around the world.

Entrepreneurship is arguably crucial for job creation and economic...

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