The study examines the impacts of entrepreneurship on income inequality in a panel of 29 Sub-Saharan African countries spanning from 2004 to 2020.The paper employs a dynamic heterogeneous panel approach to differentiate between long-run and short-run impacts of entrepreneurship on income inequality.The findings establish a robust and direct nexus between entrepreneurial activities and income disparity.
The 4 Piece Home Office results of the two entrepreneurial indicators are stable.Besides, the coefficient of the human capital is positive in the regression and statistically significant at a 5 percent significance level.The proxies for macroeconomic factors exhibit diverse signs and impact, which suggest a policy stimulus aimed at T-Shirts refining macroeconomic situations and also ignite prospects for households to increase their incomes.