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econ.GN2026
Double Disadvantage: How Gender and Residential Location Shape Hiring Outcomes in Pakistan's IT Sector
Sana Khalil
This paper examines how gender and residential socioeconomic status shape hiring outcomes in the information technology sector using a field experiment from the city of Karachi, Pa…
econ.GN2025
Invisible Labor, Visible Barriers: The Socioeconomic Realities of Women's Work in Pakistan
Sana Khalil, Angela Warner
We highlight the barriers shaping women's economic opportunities in Pakistan, where female labor force participation remains among the lowest globally. Labor force surveys (2020-21…
econ.GN2025★ 3 cited
Cousin Marriage in Pakistan
Sana Khalil
This paper examines the role of cousin marriage in shaping women's autonomy, household status, and labor supply in Pakistan. Existing research offers contradictory claims: some sug…