Education has long been seen as an important investment both for individuals and societies, and has wide-ranging benefits, particularly for women. Economic theory and real-world data find a positive correlation with female educational attainment and labor market participation. This paper examines the link between education and female labor market participation (FLMP) in the Middle East, focusin...

this paper aimed to investigate the relationship between components of social capital (security, trust, social norms, social networks and participation in social activities) and physical activity participation among the adolescent students in yazd city. the statistical population of the study included adolescent students (14-17 years old) from yazd city. 382 adolescents were randomly selected t...

The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in the most abrupt changes U.S. labor force participation and unemployment since Second World War, with different consequences for men women. This paper models market to help interpret pandemic’s effects. After replicating extending Emerson’s (2011) model of market, we formulate a joint male female rates 1980–2019 use it forecast into understand consequences. Gend...

This paper attempts to analyse the factors which affect Indian working age women’s continuous withdrawal from labourforce. The main objective deals with two specific questions: probing empirical validity of U-hypothesis and exploring whether supply side could sufficiently explain falling FLFPR in India, especially its rural sectors. Through a review available literature, like social constraints...