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cpos-653	Gortfelder, Mark; Puur, Allan; Klesment, Martin	Division of Labour, Fertility Intentions, and Childbearing in Estonia	2025	38	.pdf	application/pdf	13244	565	56	Compared to their counterparts in different “First World” (i.e., capitalist and US-aligned) nations, Estonian women in the 1960s on average worked 6-18 years more between the ages of 20 and 50, whereas in the 1980s the difference was 1-13 years (Puur 1995). This means that, compared to women in Western Europe (United Nations 1991), Estonian women in the 1980s performed about 20-30 hours more paid and unpaid work in a week in total, although this is only a rough estimate due to different methodologies.	cache/cpos-653.pdf	txt/cpos-653.txt