Yes, but "Why do women choose not to be entrepreneurs?" is a valid question. And one of the possible answers (not necessarily the right one) is "our society bia

Yes, but "Why do women choose not to be entrepreneurs?" is a valid question. And one of the possible answers (not necessarily the right one) is "our society biases women against becoming entrepreneurs". If that is the reason there are less female entrepreneurs, then the conclusion is "many women who could have been successful entrepreneurs don't do it because society biases them against it". Assuming we believe that the more people who become entrepreneurs, the better, then our society should take corrective action to make sure the women who could be entrepreneurs actually do it.