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Determinants of Entrepreneurial Intensity among Woman Entrepreneurs: Evidence from Jammu & Kashmir

Entrepreneurship is the cure of many economy related problems as suggested by various researchers especially in developing nations like India. It specifically depends on the focus and commitment of the entrepreneur towards their venture, measuring their level of entrepreneurial intensity. This intensity, if high, can lead to greater organisational growth, societal benefits, etc. In Indian states like Jammu & Kashmir, where low GDP and high unemployment are major challenges, higher entrepreneurial intensity can prove to be a stepping stone. What role woman entrepreneurs can play in it is being continuously assessed by researchers on a growing scale. The present study assesses the level of intensity among the woman entrepreneurs of Jammu & Kashmir and suggests some measures to enhance the same. The results reveal that there is low entrepreneurial intensity among woman entrepreneurs ofthe state in terms oftheir innovativeness, risk-taking and autonomy.