非洲经理人的性别与公司业绩：商业环境是否起调节作用？

IF 1.7 4区经济学 Q3 DEVELOPMENT STUDIES Journal of International Development Pub Date : 2024-10-02 DOI:10.1002/jid.3936

Ibrahim Mike Okumu, Sunday Nathan, Edward Bbaale

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本研究利用来自 29 个非洲国家的公司层面数据，探讨了商业环境在高层管理者性别与公司业绩之间的调节作用。在控制了内生性和国家固定效应后，我们发现女性管理的公司业绩普遍低于男性管理的公司业绩，但女性管理者表现突出的大型公司除外。薄弱的商业环境加剧了业绩差距，这凸显了改革以缩小非洲管理者性别差距的必要性。加强商业环境对于提高女性领导的公司业绩，进而促进非洲商业领导中的性别平等至关重要。

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Gender of a manager and firm performance in Africa: Does the business environment play a moderating role?

This study explores the moderating role of the business environment in the relationship between top manager gender and firm performance, using firm-level data from 29 African countries. Controlling for endogeneity and country fixed effects, we find that female-managed firms generally underperform male-managed firms, except among large firms where female managers excel. The performance gap is exacerbated by a weak business environment, highlighting the need for reforms to close the managerial gender gap in Africa. Strengthening the business environment is essential for improving female-led firm performance and by extension promoting gender equality in African business leadership.

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Journal of International Development DEVELOPMENT STUDIES-

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