Impact of the input of women's working hours on household non-economic welfare.

BMC Public Health · 2024 · PMC11658300 · PMID 39695545

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The effects of women’s working hours on residential and social effects have extreme points, which are 68.78 and 35.89 h, respectively, and both statistically and practically significant.

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