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Flashcards covering the statistical analysis of majority women-owned businesses in Canada for the first quarter of 2024, focusing on labour, management proportions, and financial expectations.
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Majority women-owned businesses
Private sector businesses where ownership is self-reported as 51% or more.
Canadian Survey on Business Conditions (CSBC)
A Statistics Canada survey conducted from beginning of January to early February 2024 to collect data on business environments and future expectations.
Core-aged women
A demographic category referring to women aged 25 to 54 years old.
Labour-related obstacles
A category of business challenges that includes shortage of labour force, difficulty recruiting skilled employees, or difficulty retaining skilled employees.
Senior management positions
Roles that may include owners and operators (especially in smaller businesses); in majority women-owned businesses, women held 73.5% of these positions in Q1 2024.
Optimistic future outlook
The expectation for the next 12 months, reported by 71.6% of majority women-owned businesses compared with 66.7% of all private sector businesses in Q1 2024.
Debt financing plans
In Q1 2024, 78.2% of majority women-owned businesses reported having no plans to apply for this over the next three months.
Cash or liquid assets
Resources required to operate, which 77.1% of majority women-owned businesses reported having in the first quarter of 2024.
Labour Force Survey (January 2024)
The survey that recorded an employment rate of 81.1% for core-aged women in Canada, a decrease from a record high of 82.0% in January 2023.
Middle management (average proportion)
The percentage of women in these roles, which was 68.2% in majority women-owned businesses versus 42.6% in all private sector businesses.
Recruiting skilled employees (Q1 2024 expectation)
An obstacle expected by 22.3% of majority women-owned businesses, a decline from 33.0% in the first quarter of 2023.
Stratified random sample
The methodology used by the CSBC to select business establishments classified by geography, industry sector, and size.