Poverty and Young Women's Employment Linkages in Kerala

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This paper explores one of the key issues in current research on gender and development: the links between poverty and young women's employment. Specifically, the following questions are addressed, in the context of Kerala: Which young women work for pay and why? To what extent is a woman'...

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Main Author: PRADEEP KUMAR PANDA
Format: Printed Book
Published: Economic and Political Weekly September 20, 2003 2003
Online Access:http://10.26.1.76/ks/002090.pdf
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