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Alicia Adamczyk, Nina Ajemian

Want more female business owners? Expose them to entrepreneurship early

Woman with earphones using a computer at a desk (Credit: Carol Yepes—Getty Images)

Good morning! Britain’s Supreme Court ruled trans women are not legally women, Elise Stefanik might run for N.Y. governor, and new research looks at how early exposure to entrepreneurship makes all the difference.

- Kid-friendly business. In the U.S. and across the rest of the world, there is an entrepreneurship gap between women and men: Women create fewer businesses, and the businesses they do create account for far less revenue than those of their male counterparts. What would it take to make up the difference?

According to research by Maddalena Ronchi, an assistant professor of finance at the Kellogg School of Management, early exposure to other entrepreneurs could make significant headway.

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