Prostitution, hours, job amenities and education

Overview of attention for article published in Review of Economics of the Household, March 2017

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The “high” and “low” markets of prostitution should be treated differently from a policy point of view. Law makers can learn…

college-educated prostitutes work less often, but earn more from #prostitution due to longer sessions and higher wages #education…

40% of #prostitutes who advertise online in the U.S. have #college degrees

As the #internet expands the market for #prostitution in the U.S., does it draw in a different selection of women?

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For the #college-educated working in #prostitution may be less risky in the age of #internet

We analyze the relationship between education and criminal behavior based on a survey of nearly 700 North American female…