Social Sciences
3 years ago

Education and Investment Key to Boosting Female Labor Force in Africa

Korea International Trade Research Institute
Female Labour Force Participation and Economic Development in African Least Developed Countries
Butoyi Ida Ornella, Utai Uprasen

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