Bucking the Trend: Female Labor Market Participation in Kosovo

This paper adds to the limited research conducted on labor markets with low female labor force participation, providing the first multivariate analysis for Kosovo. The determinants of female labor force participation (FLFP) in Kosovo are investigated utilizing an eclectic model, comprising of indivi...

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Main Authors: Ardiana Gashi, Artane Rizvanolli, Nick Adnett
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: The Institute of Economics, Zagreb 2019-01-01
Series:Croatian Economic Survey
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Online Access:https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/332988
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spelling doaj-8444103c296c402f81fccebb6a01b0c72020-11-25T02:43:20ZengThe Institute of Economics, ZagrebCroatian Economic Survey1330-48601846-38782019-01-0121285116Bucking the Trend: Female Labor Market Participation in KosovoArdiana Gashi0Artane Rizvanolli1Nick Adnett2Faculty of Economics, University of Prishtina, KosovoDepartment of Economics, Riinvest College, KosovoBusiness School, Staffordshire University, UKThis paper adds to the limited research conducted on labor markets with low female labor force participation, providing the first multivariate analysis for Kosovo. The determinants of female labor force participation (FLFP) in Kosovo are investigated utilizing an eclectic model, comprising of individual, household, and socio-economic determinants, to analyze data from the Kosovo Labor Force Survey. Both supply and demand factors contribute to the explanation of the low FLFP in Kosovo. The results confirm that: age, marital status, education, labor market demand and the composition of the household are significant determinants of FLFP. These findings indicate the importance of taking a household level approach when analyzing labor force participation in countries with low female force participation.https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/332988female labor force participationgenderhouseholdinactivity
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Artane Rizvanolli
Nick Adnett
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title Bucking the Trend: Female Labor Market Participation in Kosovo
title_short Bucking the Trend: Female Labor Market Participation in Kosovo
title_full Bucking the Trend: Female Labor Market Participation in Kosovo
title_fullStr Bucking the Trend: Female Labor Market Participation in Kosovo
title_full_unstemmed Bucking the Trend: Female Labor Market Participation in Kosovo
title_sort bucking the trend: female labor market participation in kosovo
publisher The Institute of Economics, Zagreb
series Croatian Economic Survey
issn 1330-4860
1846-3878
publishDate 2019-01-01
description This paper adds to the limited research conducted on labor markets with low female labor force participation, providing the first multivariate analysis for Kosovo. The determinants of female labor force participation (FLFP) in Kosovo are investigated utilizing an eclectic model, comprising of individual, household, and socio-economic determinants, to analyze data from the Kosovo Labor Force Survey. Both supply and demand factors contribute to the explanation of the low FLFP in Kosovo. The results confirm that: age, marital status, education, labor market demand and the composition of the household are significant determinants of FLFP. These findings indicate the importance of taking a household level approach when analyzing labor force participation in countries with low female force participation.
topic female labor force participation
gender
household
inactivity
url https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/332988
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