Primerjalna analiza izbranih kazalnikov ženskega podjetništva v Sloveniji in Evropski uniji

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Title:	Primerjalna analiza izbranih kazalnikov ženskega podjetništva v Sloveniji in Evropski uniji
Authors:	ID Krajnc, Nika (Author) ID Bradač Hojnik, Barbara (Mentor) More about this mentor...
Files:	UN_Krajnc_Nika_2026.pdf (1,29 MB) MD5: 83FE8824882F80305FEF69D899FAC3FF
Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Bachelor thesis/paper
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	EPF - Faculty of Business and Economics
Abstract:	Diplomsko delo obravnava primerjalno analizo izbranih kazalnikov ženskega podjetništva v Sloveniji in Evropski uniji. Žensko podjetništvo je pomembno za gospodarsko aktivnost žensk, razvoj poslovnih dejavnosti in bolj vključujoče gospodarstvo, vendar se podjetniški potencial žensk pogosto ne izrazi v enaki meri kot pri moških. V delu so obravnavana teoretična izhodišča ženskega podjetništva, dejavniki in ovire njegovega razvoja ter kazalniki, ki omogočajo primerjavo Slovenije z Evropsko unijo oziroma z državami članicami EU, vključenimi v raziskavo GEM. Analiza vključuje samozaposlenost žensk, zgodnjo podjetniško aktivnost, zaznavanje podjetniških priložnosti, zaznane sposobnosti za začetek podjetja in strah pred neuspehom. Rezultati kažejo, da je delež samozaposlenih žensk v Sloveniji nižji od deleža samozaposlenih moških in nižji od povprečja Evropske unije. Prav tako je zgodnja podjetniška aktivnost žensk v Sloveniji nižja od povprečja držav članic EU, vključenih v raziskavo GEM. Pri zaznavanju podjetniških priložnosti in zaznanih sposobnostih za začetek podjetja Slovenija dosega višje vrednosti od primerjalnega povprečja, medtem ko je strah pred neuspehom v povprečju analiziranega obdobja nekoliko izrazitejši. Sklepna ugotovitev je, da ima Slovenija pri razvoju ženskega podjetništva še prostor za izboljšanje, predvsem pri spodbujanju dejanske podjetniške aktivnosti žensk.
Keywords:	žensko podjetništvo, samozaposlenost, zgodnja podjetniška aktivnost, podjetniške zaznave, Slovenija, Evropska unija.
Place of publishing:	Maribor
Publisher:	N. Krajnc]
Year of publishing:	2026
PID:	20.500.12556/DKUM-99246
UDC:	005-055.2
COBISS.SI-ID:	291796483
Publication date in DKUM:	21.09.2026
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Downloads:	1
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Licensing start date:	10.08.2026

Secondary language

Language:	English
Title:	Comparative analysis of selected indicators of women’s entrepreneurship in Slovenia and the European union
Abstract:	The diploma thesis deals with a comparative analysis of selected indicators of women’s entrepreneurship in Slovenia and the European Union. Women’s entrepreneurship is important for women’s economic activity, the development of business activities, and a more inclusive economy, although women’s entrepreneurial potential often remains less fully expressed than that of men. The thesis discusses the theoretical background of women’s entrepreneurship, the factors and barriers influencing its development, and the indicators used to compare Slovenia with the European Union or with the EU Member States included in the GEM survey. The analysis includes women’s self-employment, total early-stage entrepreneurial activity, perceived entrepreneurial opportunities, perceived capabilities for starting a business, and fear of failure. The results show that the share of self-employed women in Slovenia is lower than the share of self-employed men and lower than the European Union average. Total early-stage entrepreneurial activity among women in Slovenia is also lower than the average of the EU Member States included in the GEM survey. Slovenia performs above the comparison average in terms of both perceived entrepreneurial opportunities and perceived capabilities for starting a business, while fear of failure is, on average, slightly more pronounced over the analysed period. The main conclusion is that Slovenia still has room for improvement in the development of women’s entrepreneurship, especially in encouraging actual entrepreneurial activity among women.
Keywords:	Keywords: female entrepreneurship, self-employment, early-stage entrepreneurial activity, entrepreneurial perceptions, Slovenia, European Union.

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