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Working 9-to-5(ish): Can remote work help close the labour market gender gaps?
Can remote work help close the gender gap in paid hours? Where a fixed workplace attaches a commute and a block of required presence to every working day, paid hours can be held below the level a worker would choose, and relaxing that constraint should raise hours most where it binds hardest. We exa
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