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Chinese women in industrial home-based subcontracting in the garment industry in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia : neither valued nor costed
The Chinese home-based subcontractors entered the formal labour force, mainly as workers i" the garment industry when they were young and single but withdrew into home-based subcontracting after marriage and childbirth. The industrialization of Malaysia in I 970s offered increasing employment opport
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