Labor Market and Gender: Republic of Kosovo

Kosovo’s female labor force participation ranks among the lowest globally, resulting in a substantial gender participation gap. This paper examines the drivers of this phenomenon and estimates the potential economic gains from eliminating this disparity.
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Volume/Issue: Volume 2025 Issue 002
Publication date: January 2025
ISBN: 9798400299087
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Labor , Gender Studies , female labor force participation , gender , gender wage gap , participation gap , women wage , wage gender gap , labor market gender gaps , Gender inequality , Women , Labor markets , Wage gap , Wages , Europe

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Summary

Kosovo’s female labor force participation ranks among the lowest globally, resulting in a substantial gender participation gap. This paper examines the drivers of this phenomenon and estimates the potential economic gains from eliminating this disparity. Additionally, it introduces a framework using non-parametric methods to estimate the gender wage gap in Kosovo’s labor market.

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