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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Gender economics"”.

  1. Essays in Labour, Family and Gender Economics

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  2. The African personality: how the OAU and its founding leadership articulated economic unity 1958-1969

    … founding. This failing, at the intersection of gender, economics, and politics arguably still plagues national and continental politics in Africa. Three substantive chapters build the central argument of this thesis. Chapter one examines the rhetorical foundations of the OAU and how its founding …

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  3. An analysis of the gender composition of the consumer economics major over time: a case study of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

    … declines in the percent women in the Consumer Economics (CE) major at the University of Illinois – Urbana, from primarily female to primarily male after a merger with the Agricultural Economics Department, inspired an empirical study to document and explain the decline. Using aggregate national …

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  4. The Curriculum of Capitalism: Schooled to Profit or Schooled to Educate

    … as the experience of race, class, and gender contradict the curriculum of public schools. The consequence of these contradictions is perpetuation of racist or sexist stereotypes, a distinct class system delineated by financial, educational, and techno-wealth, a heightened if not …

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  5. Generating Prevalence Estimates of Sensitive Behaviors through List Randomization: Survey Experiment among Indian Males

    <p>Survey respondents may under-report or misreport sensitive behaviors due to social desirability bias. List randomization is an indirect way of asking questions which allows respondents to answer sensitive questions without the surveyor knowing their actual response. This has emerged as a new …

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