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Women Small and Medium Enterprise Entrepreneurs, Business Life Cycle, and Sustainable Development Goal 4.4: Bangladesh Perspective

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Figure 1: The length of businesses and the problem factors of the women entrepreneurs in Bangladesh
Figure 2: The stages of business lifecycle and problem factors of women entrepreneurs in Bangladesh

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