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Gender Diversity and Firm Performance: Evidence from Pakistan
2012
Journal of Social and Development Sciences
unpublished
Gender diversity and firm performance, is among the new but challenging topics of research in management sciences. Many researchers have studied the role of gender diversity in enhancing firms' performance in developed economies (see for example, Dwyer et. al, 2003; and Kang et al, 2010). Existing literature on this subject is rare in emerging economies and to the best of author's knowledge; this is the first study on relationship of gender diversity and firm's performance in Pakistani context.
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