So are you seeing an uptake in the number of people becoming independent out of necessity, not necessarily choice? I

mean, I don't have the data, again, because this is just coming once a year and it's only a short...

It's not really at the level of the population to really have a very good understanding.

But what I'm hearing around me and through the union is that more and more people... don't have alternatives.

So this includes, for example, people with some handicaps who can no longer be employed.

I mean, companies try to really limit the risks that they are taking and even very healthy, very experienced people don't find work.

Imagine those who have some handicap and might need a certain adjustment of the working time or the working conditions and so on.

And so given that you're doing a PhD on migrant and female entrepreneurship, I wanted to ask you specifically, are there stages in a woman's life then where entrepreneurship seems a more valuable option, for example, if they have a family and they feel that it's too pressurized in whatever work they were doing as an employee? And then also, is there a certain age where they feel they have been pushed out of the market and can't go into the market as an employee?