This note uses current data from Korea, to show how societal, and cultural constraints influence men's and women's labor force participation, and work lifecycle. The impacts of collective economic, and social change on men and women in the labor market, are varied and distinct. The analysis reveals that aggregate statistics, such as male-female unemployment figures, are not directly comparable because they do not capture the changes within the labor...
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The different impacts of social and economic developments on men's and women's labor force participation in Korea
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social and economic development