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DP18975: Gender Norms and Occupational Segregation: A Spatial Analysis of the Swiss Apprenticeship Market
Women have caught up significantly with men in recent decades, but occupational choices remain stubbornly segregated by gender. One particularly popular hypothesis postulates that societal gender norms are the key factor explaining this phenomenon. I attempt to test the validity of this claim as dir
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