Cohort-level sex ratio effects on women’s labor force participation

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the higher a cohort's #sexratio the less women are likely to participate in the #labor force http://t.co/gkSrEg4Xrs

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the higher a cohort's #sexratio the less women are likely to participate in the #labor force http://t.co/klGhBX0zxm http://t.co/QJbJjAeoPS

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the higher a cohort's #sexratio the less women are likely to participate in the #labor force... http://t.co/fwSsBu0EI9

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@cconces @BloombergView there are many more macro reasons to pay attention to sex ratios, including labor supply http://t.co/MqBS2rvuSS

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