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Informality and Gender in the Labour Market for Muslims in India: Has education been a route out of poverty?

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Jeemol Unni
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  • Title of Chapter: Informality and Gender in the Labour Market for Muslims in India: Has education been a route out of poverty?
  • Book Title: Handbook of Muslims in India: Empirical and Policy Perspectives
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press India
  • Book Authors: R. Basant .ed, A. Shariff .ed
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Informal Economy Topic
Poverty / Inequality
Language
English
Publication Type
Book Chapters

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