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The Mastercard Index of Women Entrepreneurs (MIWE) 2018 report uses several parameters to calculate the index of women entrepreneurs. These include the actual business achievements of women, knowledge of assets and access to finance, and the business environment.
The majority of the top 10 countries with the highest index scores are high-income countries. New Zealand leads with a score of 74.2. Sweden is second with a score of 71.3, followed by Canada with a score of 70.9. However, two Southeast Asian countries are also included: Singapore (score 69.2) and the Philippines (score 68).
Indonesia has a score of 62.4 and ranks 30th. This means that the index of women entrepreneurs in Indonesia is 11.8 points behind the top-ranked country.
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