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 ===Method===
-Formally, the hypotheses are tested by studying the gender separation gap or the gap. This method, used by [[#bib0025|Bosma and Levie (2010)]], measures the difference between the proportion of men and women who have created or run a business in a given territory. To perform this analysis, a cross-tabulation of data through contingency tables between the rates of male and female enterprises according to the different types of enterprises and groups of countries was carried out. The ''χ''<sup>2</sup> test was also applied, which has given us significant differences between the rates of male and female enterprises for each development level. To do this, the SPSS program was used. With the results of the contingency tables, the gender separation gap was calculated by variation between the rates of male and female enterprises, according to the types of enterprises and economic zones. Specifically, the formula for the variation rate used was as follows:<math display="inline">\mbox{Gap}=\frac{\mbox{Female}\mbox{\;  }\mbox{rate}-\mbox{Male}\mbox{\;  }\mbox{rate}}{\mbox{Male}\mbox{\;  }\mbox{rate}}\times 100</math>
+Formally, the hypotheses are tested by studying the gender separation gap or the gap. This method, used by [[#bib0025|Bosma and Levie (2010)]], measures the difference between the proportion of men and women who have created or run a business in a given territory. To perform this analysis, a cross-tabulation of data through contingency tables between the rates of male and female enterprises according to the different types of enterprises and groups of countries was carried out. The ''χ''<sup>2</sup> test was also applied, which has given us significant differences between the rates of male and female enterprises for each development level. To do this, the SPSS program was used. With the results of the contingency tables, the gender separation gap was calculated by variation between the rates of male and female enterprises, according to the types of enterprises and economic zones. Specifically, the formula for the variation rate used was as follows:<math display="inline">\mbox{Gap}=\frac{\mbox{Female}\mbox{ }\mbox{rate}-\mbox{Male}\mbox{ }\mbox{rate}}{\mbox{Male}\mbox{ }\mbox{rate}}\times 100</math>
 ===Measurement of variables===

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