Determinants of Women’s Participation in the Labor Market in the N-11 Countries: A Comparative Fuzzy Set Analysis and Policy Recommendations

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Gürsoy, Sergen
Zimon, Grzegorz
Salehi, Mahdi
Ramayah, Thurasamy
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Female Labor Force
Female Employment
Labor Economics
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title Determinants of Women’s Participation in the Labor Market in the N-11 Countries: A Comparative Fuzzy Set Analysis and Policy Recommendations
spellingShingle Determinants of Women’s Participation in the Labor Market in the N-11 Countries: A Comparative Fuzzy Set Analysis and Policy Recommendations
Female Labor Force
Female Employment
Labor Economics
N-11 Countries
FsQCA
title_short Determinants of Women’s Participation in the Labor Market in the N-11 Countries: A Comparative Fuzzy Set Analysis and Policy Recommendations
title_full Determinants of Women’s Participation in the Labor Market in the N-11 Countries: A Comparative Fuzzy Set Analysis and Policy Recommendations
title_fullStr Determinants of Women’s Participation in the Labor Market in the N-11 Countries: A Comparative Fuzzy Set Analysis and Policy Recommendations
title_full_unstemmed Determinants of Women’s Participation in the Labor Market in the N-11 Countries: A Comparative Fuzzy Set Analysis and Policy Recommendations
title_sort Determinants of Women’s Participation in the Labor Market in the N-11 Countries: A Comparative Fuzzy Set Analysis and Policy Recommendations
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Gürsoy, Sergen
Zimon, Grzegorz
Salehi, Mahdi
Ramayah, Thurasamy
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Zimon, Grzegorz
Salehi, Mahdi
Ramayah, Thurasamy
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Female Labor Force
Female Employment
Labor Economics
N-11 Countries
FsQCA
topic Female Labor Force
Female Employment
Labor Economics
N-11 Countries
FsQCA
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