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Economically Foreclosed-Choice Flexibility and the Family as the Unit of Choice in Remote Work Research
Research on remote work treats voluntariness as the condition separating arrangements that protect well-being from those that harm it, and it measures voluntariness as the choice a worker reports. Family theory holds that such choices are family adaptive strategies, made from a household's option se
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