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Changes in Precarious Employment Among South Korean Women

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Bibliographic reference Kim, Younga. Changes in Precarious Employment Among South Korean Women. In: Mathematical Population Studies : an international journal of mathematical demography, Vol. 22, no.2, p. 101-123 (2015)
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