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Exploitation or Empowerment? The Impact of Textile and Apparel Manufacturing on the Education of Women in Developing Countries

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Figure 1. Education Among Females Workers in Bangladesh (Export Zone vs Non-Export Zone)
Figure 2.  Average years of schooling vs. Ratio of Textile and Apparel Exports to GDP
Figure 3. Textile and Apparel Production vs. Marriage among Females
Table 1. Mean Values for Textile and Apparel Export Data and Education
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