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  1. 3111.

    Published in: Enfants d’aujourd’hui, diversité des contextes, pluralité des parcours , 2002 , Pages 497-512

    2002

  2. 3112.

    Published in: Démographie et différences , 1988 , Pages 201-213

    1988

  3. 3113.

    Published in: Population et travail, dynamique démographique et travail , 2006 , Pages 999-1011

    2006

  4. 3114.

    Published in: Population et travail, dynamique démographique et travail , 2006 , Pages 517-531

    2006

  5. 3115.

    Oris, Michel, Ritschard, Gilbert and Ryczkowska, Grazyna

    Recrutement et renouvellement des groupes socioprofessionnels à Genève, 1816-1843

    Published in: Population et travail, dynamique démographique et travail , 2006 , Pages 791-805

    2006

  6. 3116.

    Paterno, Anna, D’Addato, Agata V. and Gabrielli, Giuseppe

    Travail des femmes, caractéristiques familiales et sociales : le cas du Maroc

    Published in: Population et travail, dynamique démographique et travail , 2006 , Pages 1139-1152

    2006

  7. 3117.

    Published in: Volume 1 — Familles en transformation. Quand les modes de construction familiale se réinventent , 2018 , Pages 1-23

    2018

  8. 3118.

    Published in: Les occupations anglaises de la Guadeloupe , 2018 , Pages 45-64

    2018

  9. 3119.

    Article published in Revue Organisations & territoires (scholarly, collection Érudit)

    Volume 33, Issue 3, 2024

    Digital publication year: 2024

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    The objective of this research is to analyze the effects of gender difference and diversification of economic activities on the performance of very small, small, and medium size businesses (VSEs and SMEs) in the Republic of the Congo. This work is based on survey data conducted by the National Institute of Statistics (2017), by way of the census of very small, small and medium businesses and artisans (RTPMEA) in the Congo, and using the tobit model. The results obtained show, on the one hand, that the diversification of activities of VSEs and SMEs managed by men have a low probability of promoting the performance of VSEs and SMEs. On the other hand, the diversification of activities of VSEs and SMEs managed by women are insignificant and cannot have the chance to promote their performance. Thus, in general, the diversification of economical activities has had a negative impact on the performance of VSEs and SMEs in the Republic of Congo, despite the gender difference. To this end, economic policy implications are formulated.

    Keywords: VSE, TPE, SME, PME, diversification, diversification, genre, gender, economic activities, activités économiques, Republic of Congo, République du Congo

  10. 3120.

    Article published in Didactique (scholarly, collection Érudit)

    Volume 4, Issue 1, 2023

    Digital publication year: 2023

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    Keywords: créativité, lycée professionnel, arts appliqués, design