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Men started twice as many new businesses last year as women. Think it’s a statistical blimp, or a new trend? Filed under Uncategorized
Posted by scowley 4:45 pm 3 Comments
 | Add a comment There is another consideration. As more and more women have entered the workforce over the past three decades and have proven themselves as equal - and often superior - to their male counterparts, there is the very real likelihood that they are taking a greater percentage of middle and upper management positions. In turn, men are opting out and starting their own businesses (typically one-person consultancies). As Danica Patrick has proven, women can compete and can win. Let’s at least consider giving some credit where credit is due. Posted By Jim Sweeney, Cleveland, OH : April 29, 2008 10:48 am
 Great comment. Where you wrote “Female rates of entrepreneurship are substantially lower than the male level. I think this would partially be to do with alot of Men have a lot of testosterone and maybe they think they have something to prove in the eyes of society. This is not to say women can not or do not succeed, quite the opposite. I think if you want something enough in life you will make a way. Posted By Robin, U.K. : April 26, 2008 10:50 pm
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I think men are just more ambitious then women are. (just my opinion)
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