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Revisiting Gender Wage Gap In Egypt: Empirical Evidence Using 2018 ELMPS Data
Recent studies across the different countries suggested that the gender wage gap is not constant in terms of magnitude across the wage distribution adding to the fact that the average wage gap provides limited information on females’ relative position in the labor market. Employing the micro-level d...
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2022
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