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Continuing gender stereotypes or signs of change: Occupational pattern of women workers

By:
Preet Rustagi
Date:
  • Article Title: Continuing gender stereotypes or signs of change: Occupational pattern of women workers
  • Title of Journal: The Indian Journal of Labour Economics
  • Vol #: 53
  • Issue #: 3
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Informal Economy Theme
Women's Economic Empowerment
Informal Economy Topic
Livelihoods
Region
East Asia & Southeast Asia
India
Language
English
Publication Type
Journal Articles

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