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Social entrepreneurship in Austria is still a young sector – 75% of all initiatives are not older than four years.

"It's a tricky market – there is political risk, it's a very young sector," adds Manuel Koser, founding partner of Silvertree Capital, which invests in tech companies in emerging markets.

IT is a relatively young sector, so doesn't really suffer from old boy networks – the dearth of women is more due to girls being put off at school rather than deliberate discrimination.

"I think they're going to play a crucial role, because it does tend to be the educated young sector of the population, and those guys are better educated than our generation and much much better informed," he told the Guardian in Tunis.

Although the challenges of working in this young sector are considerable, these researchers say, the rewards are proportionate.

Nigeria revised its GDP upwards by 89% on April 6th, based on a broader survey of economic activity including young sectors such as telecoms, a process known as "re-basing".

But that will not be true for the youngest sector of the electorate.

Along the way, neither Passport Global nor the younger sector funds have had a single down year.

Immigration advocacy alone has brought a new sector of young leaders into organizing: the DREAMERS.

What has further complicated matters for Tunisia's succession of governments since 2011 (six in total), has been the high aspirations unleashed by the revolution, particularly among the more deprived, younger sectors of society.

Estimating the probability of changing workplace in a regression framework and controlling for years of schooling, age, being married, having young children, sector, and municipality, we find that non-Western immigrants are less likely to change workplace between two consecutive years.6.6