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• Ligne n°44 : A Study of the Champagne Industry Shows That Women Have Stronger Networks,
Ligne n°45 : and Profit from Them ...

Ligne n°66 : ... at trade shows. But what about seller-side discrimination? To try to
• Ligne n°67 : isolate seller-side effects, researchers turned to the Champagne
Ligne n°68 : industry, where women make up a small fraction of grape growers, grape ...

Ligne n°86 : ... To investigate that question, we conducted extensive field research
• Ligne n°87 : studying grape growers in Champagne, France, a region famous for its
Ligne n°88 : sparkling wines. It’s a centuries-old business, in which growers (that ...

Ligne n°110 : ... order to isolate and study mechanisms on the seller side. In that
• Ligne n°111 : respect, the Champagne grape market provided a good environment because
Ligne n°112 : of two characteristics. First, grape quality there is recorded by an ...

Ligne n°126 : ... seller that would translate to more than 2,500 euros annually.
• Ligne n°127 : Moreover, most Champagne growers are relatively small operations
Ligne n°128 : employing an average of about three employees. Thus an additional 2,500 ...

Ligne n°131 : ... To investigate the reasons for the difference, we interviewed 67
• Ligne n°132 : people: 37 grape growers (22 men and 15 women), 14 CEOs of Champagne
Ligne n°133 : houses, and 16 industry experts. From that qualitative research, we ...

Ligne n°156 : ... when men would even talk about prices. As one male grower in our study
• Ligne n°157 : noted, “Price is not something people talk about in Champagne. It’s a
Ligne n°158 : private matter. For some reason, it makes people feel uncomfortable.” ...

Ligne n°168 : ... identify with one another and develop supportive relationships. And, as
• Ligne n°169 : the female grape growers in Champagne have shown, a network of such
Ligne n°170 : relationships can result in tangible benefits, including not just ...

Ligne n°182 : ... contributions are undervalued in these settings. As such, it’s possible
• Ligne n°183 : that the dynamics we document in the Champagne grape market might also
Ligne n°184 : be at play in these industries. Note that such dynamics are especially ...

Ligne n°194 : ... noted, “I would be very surprised to find out women are getting higher
• Ligne n°195 : prices.” As such, it appears that the male grape growers in Champagne,
Ligne n°196 : France have much to learn from their female counterparts about the ...

Ligne n°204 : ... and market outcomes. In her research, she has examined the social
• Ligne n°205 : construction of the market for Champagne grapes. She received a PhD in
Ligne n°206 : strategy and entrepreneurship from the London Business School. ...