Gender and the Allocation of Adult Time: Evidence from the Peru LSMS Panel Data

Nadeem Ilahi

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Analysis of time use data for Peru in 1994 and 1997 shows that women work up to a fifth more than men do and that women in poor households work more than those in rich ones, while there is no difference for men

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