Institutional Structures and Women Sustainability in the Labour Market for Developing Economies
The peculiarity of women in developing economies, through changing status (marriage, widowhood, divorce, separation) and in some cases occasioned by locational vicissitudes, have continually challenged the sustainability of women in the labour market. Again, some of these challenges women face via s...
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IntechOpen
2021
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