Abstract
Preliminary Results of the Exploratory Study on the Recovery of Companies in Difficulty: Case of Moroccan Women’s Enterprises
Highlights
Entrepreneurship is a particular disciplinary field (Mr BOUSETTA, 2011), in the sense that it has recently undergone a great and obvious development and an important scientific interest
The main purpose of this research is to conduct an exploratory study to present the situation of female Moroccan companies
As part of our study, we have adopted a quantitative approach and we have focused on all private Moroccan women's enterprises operating in different sectors including: services, trade, industry and others if possible, and in all regions of Morocco, favoring only large cities in each region: Tangier, Rabat, Casablanca, Marrakech, Agadir
Summary
Entrepreneurship is a particular disciplinary field (Mr BOUSETTA, 2011), in the sense that it has recently undergone a great and obvious development and an important scientific interest. The female company is part of this development engine and the question of women entrepreneurs cannot be neglected when we talk about this rise in the field of entrepreneurship and about the role of micro and small and medium-sized female Moroccan companies. Those are seen as a means of providing employment opportunities, wealth creation, income distribution and poverty reduction. A significant number of these women use entrepreneurship as a dilemma for the wage and the diploma crisis, which is why a large number of women are operating in the informal sector just to fill their financial needs. There are other women fighters who prefer to start their own business and be their "own boss" instead of being employed in the public or private sector to achieve a specific objective or goal
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