Women-owned businesses involved in international trade have higher growth rates than those not involved in international trade. Removing this barrier would unleash the potential of these companies to increase their contributions to this nation's global competitiveness. Women-owned businesses participate in international trade at about the same rate as all small businesses. Competing globally is no longer the preserve of the large companies. Compared to all women-owned businesses, the firms involved in international trade are older, have more employees and higher sales.
International firms are larger than domestic firms.
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