THE INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GENDER NORMS AND ECONOMIC PARTICIPATION PATTERNS IN EMERGING ECONOMIES: A CASE STUDY APPROACH
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This paper explores the interplay between gender norms and economic participation in emerging economies through a case study approach. It highlights how cultural, institutional, and structural factors shape gender roles, which in turn influence labor market participation. Drawing on case studies from diverse regions, the paper identifies critical trends, challenges, and policy implications for fostering gender-equitable economic growth.
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