Financial Literacy of Women Entrepreneurs
Abstract
Understanding finances is essential since there is a relationship between financial literacy and economic growth. Financial literacy and entrepreneurship are two sides of the same coin that are crucial to the expansion of the Indian economy. The chance of success for every newly founded company has been associated with the ability and capability of its founders to manage financial matters in a financially literate manner. A person is considered financially literate if they exhibit a range of abilities, know-how, and behaviours that enable them to make wise and efficient financial decisions. The purpose of this study is to ascertain how women in Telangana state's Warangal district perceive their financial literacy in relation to their financial behaviour. Both primary and secondary data are used in the design of the study. The questionnaire is used to gather the primary data.
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