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Self-Employment in Mothers’ Careers After First Birth: A Comparison of South Korea and the United States
Upon parenthood, women face pressure to reorganize their paid work and careers. In this process, self-employment can offer a distinct option, with a different set of risks and benefits than wage work. Yet research on mothers’ employment trajectories rarely examines self-employment as a distinct opti
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