Abstract: The development of society depends on women entrepreneurs because they catalyze innovation while driving economic growth. The performance of female entrepreneurs is often influenced by multiple variables, including their capability to obtain social capital along with human capital and financial capital. This conceptual research investigates how different kinds of capital work together with creativity as a determining element to influence women's entrepreneurial performance. The research elaborates on how institutional barriers enable women to reach market opportunities by utilizing financial resources together with skill sets, knowledge and professional networks by applying theoretical perspectives from gender studies........
Keywords: Women Entrepreneurs, Financial Capital, Human Capital, Social Capital, Work-Life Balance, Entrepreneurial Success, Gender Equity.
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