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Michele Fabiani (University of Macerata)24/05/2024, 17:00Poverty and InequalityParallel Session
The Female Labor Force Participation (FLFP) has a strong and significant dis-equalizing impact in at least three groups of developing countries, and relatively low initial participation levels, based on a macro- and micro-data comparison. Whereas, in developed countries, both a cross-country comparison and a literature review have shown that the relationship is tendentially equalizing. Based...
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Anne Simon (Leibniz-University Hannover)24/05/2024, 17:30Gender EconomicsParallel Session
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The prevalence of female genital cutting (FGC) remains high, despite increasing policy efforts to combat this harmful practice. In Ethiopia, 25 million women alive today have been cut and FGC is strongly linked to norms regarding early marriage by serving as a signal for pre-marital virginity. I, therefore, study how a law that raised women’s minimum marriage age marriage from 15...
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