Labor force participation and total factor productivity
Published: 5 January 2022| Version 2 | DOI: 10.17632/wvvsg5gkzr.2
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Jang Ping ThiaDescription
This dataset contains a country panel that has IMF capital stocks (separated into infrastructure and non-infrastructure) and data on GDP, labor force, education, and demographics. From these, it is possible to derived total factor productivity levels for country-year and perform further analysis. The key for the research is to test if TFP differences between economies can be accounted for by male-female labor force participation gaps. As an alternative comparison, a heuristic TFP series created using Penn World is appended. This can be used as robustness checks.
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Women's Participation in the Labor Force, Labor Force Composition, Total Factor Productivity