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Title: Women's Labor Force Participation--A Look at Some Residential Patterns
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Chenoweth, Lillian Cochran Maret-Havens, Elizabeth G. |
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Women's Labor Force Participation--A Look at Some Residential Patterns Monthly Labor Review 101,3 (March 1978): 38-41 Cohort(s): Mature Women Publisher: U.S. Department of Labor Keyword(s): Children; Earnings; Employment; Husbands, Influence; Marital Status; Rural Women; Rural/Urban Migration; Schooling; Urban and Regional Planning Rural women--roughly one-third of the U.S. women--experience much less labor force activity than their urban counterparts. This study provides no support for the speculation that women in rural areas would be affected by greater opportunities for labor market activity. Conversely, the supply characteristics of rural women, although different in some respects from urban women, indicate a potentially large untapped resource for American labor. |
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Chenoweth, Lillian Cochran and Elizabeth G. Maret-Havens. "Women's Labor Force Participation--A Look at Some Residential Patterns." Monthly Labor Review 101,3 (March 1978): 38-41.
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