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Fertility, age, and the motherhood wage penalty in South Africa
The difference in earnings between mothers and women without children is well-documented around the world. In developing countries, however, there has been far less research on the effect of fertility on wages for women. In this dissertation, I study the effects of fertility on wages for African wom...
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School of Economics
2023
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