Non-cognitive skills, social capital, and female labor supply
), Ze Zhang(2), Weiran Zhang(3), Xiling Wu(4),
(1) School of Economics and Management, Yanbian University, Hunchun 133300, China
(2) School of Economics and Management, Yanbian University, Hunchun 133300, China
(3) School of Economics and Management, Yanbian University, Hunchun 133300, China
(4) School of Public Administration, Sichuan University, Chengdu 610017, China
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