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African Mining, Gender and Local Employment

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Large scale mining operations have been accused of being economically isolated enclaves, with few positive benefits to nearby communities. In addition, it has been argued that extractive industries hinder women’s labour market participation by increasing reservation wages (the lowest wage rate at which a worker is willing to accept a job) and decreasing demand for... Read more »
Source: http://www.ripess.org/african-mining-gender-and-local-employment/?lang=en

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