Single women with personal wealth more likely to become entrepreneurs than men

A new economic study by the University of Stirling and Royal Holloway, University of London, has found evidence that there is a big difference in cash flow problems faced by men and women in the UK. They found single women face more severe constraints to their incomings and outgoings, but that those single women whose personal wealth increases unexpectedly through an inheritance are more likely to start a new business than their male counterparts.

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