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educational homogamy in the marriage market and cross-productivity effects in the household allow Filipino women to reap … schooling for women is approximately 20 percent in both labor and marriage markets. In comparison, men experience a 12 percent …Using data from the Bicol region of the Phillipines, we examine why women are more educated than men in a rural …
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greater impact on empowering women. Using household survey data on SHG from India, a general structural model is adopted where …Microfinance programs like Self Help Group Bank linkage program (SHG), aim to empower women through provision of … the latent women empowerment and its latent components (economic factors and financial confidence, managerial control …
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Using the 2008 Turkish National Survey of Domestic Violence against Women (NSDVW) and the 1997 compulsory schooling … women's education increases the psychological violence and financial control behavior that they face from their partners … employed-supporting the instrumental violence hypothesis. They present this evidence only for women who live in what they call …
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education on family formation through changes in the marriage market. My empirical strategy exploits the gradual implementation … countries. This development may have far-reaching consequences for the family, challenging traditional patterns of union … formation and potentially affecting marriage and fertility outcomes. I study the implications of the female advantage in …
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In most rural parts of sub-Saharan Africa, production on one's own farm is still the main source of income. However, other sources are becoming more important and obtaining income from outside the agricultural sector has been identified as an important path out of poverty. To take advantage of...
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We need to go beyond the accepted notions relating to the role of women in the economy and society, especially in terms … of what is recognized in mainstream theory and policy as work done by women. Thus, the traditional gender roles, with the … man as the breadwinner and the woman in the role of housekeeper, do not explain the contribution of women in general. We …
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Intimate partner violence is a serious form of unfreedom inflicted on women across the world. How does the incidence of … such violence vary with women's workforce participation - a factor that is supposed to enhance their economic well …-being? Our study examines this relationship using a nationally representative dataset from India. Given vast heterogeneity among …
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opportunities they present for promoting a gender-equality agenda and women's empowerment. The paper begins with a brief … standpoint of women's inclusion in economic life. Conditional cash transfers and employment guarantee programs are discussed in …
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Several recent empirical studies have examined the gender effects of education on economic growth or on steady-state level of output using the much exploited, familiar crosscountry data in order to determine their quantitative importance and the direction of correlation. This paper undertakes a...
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matching, using data from the Self Help Group microfinance program in India. …
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