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Data and Code for: Gender Gaps in Entrepreneurship: Business Networks and Collaborations in Ghana

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socioeconomic
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LamAsiTruWon
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ICP
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These files contain the programs and data for the journal article "Gender Gaps in Entrepreneurship: Business Networks and Collaborations in Ghana", AEA Paper and Proceedings (P&P).

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