Why Women Won

Claudia Dale Goldin

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Gender Politics and Representation Gender and Feminist Studies Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics

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Lily Seitelman was instrumental to the compilation of the ANES, Gallup, GSS, Lifestyle, and Virginia Slims survey data as well as the EEOC cases.Christina Zhou worked on court cases and the Google N-gram.Both worked on the timeline.Maya Roy and Joy Wang helped with various details.Dev Patel created the usable version of the Great Aspirations data.I thank each for their excellent assistance.

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