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The aim of this paper is to examine the case for developing support for women’s enterprise, drawing upon research conducted by the authors in Scotland on the feasibility of a national centre for women’s enterprise (NCWE). The paper includes some results of a feasibility study funded by the Department of Enterprise and Lifelong Learning at the Scottish Executive. It was commissioned as a part of the process of developing economics opportunity and a new Business Birth Rate Strategy (BBRS) for the 21 century.(fragment of text)
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