Yes, the innovation Econ community is great!

Exactly lol

Yes, she is definitely the exception to the rule.

This is true. I am realizing this is a universal opinion.

Social scientists and business disciplines.

I would think boots would be the only option in Toronto.

You can find the paper here: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

7/ The takeaway: Simple, low-cost changes in messaging—like emphasizing societal impact—can attract more women to pursue entrepreneurship. 🌟 #econsky

6/ Key Result 3: Our email experiment found women were significantly more likely to respond to recruitment emails emphasizing social impact vs. commercial goals. #econsky

5/ Key Result 2: In NSF I-Corps projects (2011–2019), women PIs emphasized social impact more in their abstracts compared to men. #econsky

4/ Key Result 1: From our survey, women expressed significantly stronger social entrepreneurial intentions than men. #econsky

3/ Our three-part study:
1️⃣ Survey: Measured entrepreneurial intentions by gender.
2️⃣ NSF I-Corps abstracts: Analyzed social vs. commercial framing in project summaries.
3️⃣ Experiment: Tested how social framing impacts interest in entrepreneurship by gender. #econsky

2/ Women make up ~20% of NSF I-Corps participants. Emphasizing social impact over commercial goals can boost women’s interest in entrepreneurship, addressing gender gaps in innovation. There is a similar gap in patenting. #econsky