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DP18967: Entry Motivations Shape Preferences for Social Protection Among Platform Workers
We study platform workers' preferences for social protection in the form of sick pay and paid annual leave distinguishing between workers who entered platform work out of economic necessity (the "pushed") and those attracted by its flexibility and advantages (the "pulled"). Using a discrete-choi
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