“…Generally, women enter entrepreneurship for many of the same reasons as men, such as wish to become an entrepreneur, to have own businesses, self-fulfillment, being their own boss, to support themselves and their families, to enrich their lives with careers, to attain financial independence (Hughes, 2006;Kirkwood, 2009a,b;Loscocco and Bird, 2012), or they start their own business in response to the demands of parenthood and spouse/partner roles (Kirkwood, 2009a,b;Breen and Karanasios, 2010;Hilbrecht, 2016). However, in Indonesia and many other developing countries, especially from low-income countries, women often show marked differences from their men counterpart in many characteristics that influenced their decision to run own businesses or to become entrepreneurs.…”