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100			_a Bhattacharya, Soham _9120353
100			_a Narayan, Samhitha _9120354
100			_a2024 _9120355
100			_aAgrawal, Nency _9120356
245		0	_aNew Working Poor in Contemporary India: Features of Increased Female Workers
260			_bEconomic and Political Weekly
260			_c2024
300			_a26 - 29
520			_aIn the context of a recent increase of the female workforce participation rate by 14%, this article explains a few features of working women in contemporary India. More specifically, the period under study (2017-23) is marred with economic disruptions due to COVID-19. Amid such economic distress, this article observes FWPR is primarily increasing because of self-employment of women in India. It is observed that a mere representation in the workforce often blurs the gendered, unpaid, and distressed nature of employment for women in India.
650			_a Female Workforce Participation _9120357
650			_a Self-employment for Female _9120358
650			_a Women's Representation _964347
650			_aWorking Women _925741
856			_uhttps://www.epw.in/system/files/pdf/2024_59/26-27/cmlix2627290624nency-agrawal.pdf
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