An analysis of the impact of urban married women's employment on household consumption

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An analysis of the impact of urban married women's employment on household consumption

The realistic problem of the continuous downturn of Chinese residents' consumption has a long history. The tsunami like covid-19 has further worsened the consumption situation of the Chinese people. Using the questions and contents of the "Japan Household Panel Survey" (JHPS) question...

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Main Authors:	Lyu, Jiude, Soh, Wei Ni, Kharuddin, Saira
Format:	Article
Published:	Universidad de Almera 2023
Online Access:	http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/106536/

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