Patterned remittances enhance women's health-related autonomy
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DOI: 10.1016/j.ssmph.2019.100370
Abstract: The consequences for women “left behind” by virtue of temporary male migration are mixed. On the one hand, concomitant changes in fertility, participation in the labor force, and social norms are often associated with increased… read more here.
Keywords: women left; remittance; left behind; autonomy ... See more keywords