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Aulette Divides Explanations for Why Women Entered the Labor Force

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Aulette divides explanations for why women entered the labor force in the 20th century into three groups.Which of the following theories argues that as falling birth rates and labor-saving devices made unpaid domestic labor less important for the family economy,more women looked for outside jobs,therefore putting pressure on the labor market to open up jobs for women?


A) Supply side
B) Demand side
C) Social structural
D) Cultural

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