<b>Appendix 1. Statistical Descriptive</b>: Sampling Data between Districts and Gender

This table presents a demographic breakdown of sampled entrepreneurial individuals across 21 districts in Medan City. The table categorises participants or business owners by gender (men and women) and provides a <b>total count</b> for each district.<b>Key Insights:</b><br><b>Overall Gender Distribution</b>:<b>Women (962 individuals) make up 67.8% of the sample.</b><b>Men (458 individuals) account for 32.2%.</b>The total sample size is <b>1,420 individuals</b>.<b>Districts with the Highest Women's Representation</b>:<b>Medan Helvetia</b>: <b>143 women (77.3%)</b>.<b>Medan Sunggal</b>: <b>92 women (63.0%)</b>.<b>Medan Barat</b>: <b>56 women (73.7%)</b>.<b>Districts with the Highest Men's Representation</b>:<b>Medan Sunggal</b>: <b>54 men (37.0%)</b>.<b>Medan Denai</b>: <b>42 men (40.4%)</b>.<b>Medan Helvetia</b>: <b>42 men (22.7%)</b>.<b>District with Lowest Sample Size</b>:<b>Medan Maimun</b>: <b>Only 20 individuals sampled</b> (7 men and 13 women).<br><b>Potential Research Implications</b>:<br><b>Gender-based entrepreneurial activity</b>: Certain districts may have higher concentrations of women entrepreneurs, which can influence policy or support programs.<b>Regional demographic disparities</b>: The variation in sample sizes across districts may reflect differences in population density or business registration patterns.<b>Further statistical modelling</b>: Logistic regression or clustering analysis could reveal more profound insights into gender distribution patterns.