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ejge-6717	Iheonu, Chimere Okechukwu; Nwodo, Ozoemena; Anaduaka, Uchechi; Ekpo, Ugochinyere; Iheonu, Chimere Okechukwu	Inequality and female labour force participation in West Africa	2020	13	.pdf	application/pdf	6114	362	43	Also, Forgha and Mbella (2016) studied the determinants of female labour force participation in Cameroon for 37 years using GMM estimation technique and revealed that fertility rate, dependency ratio, per capita income and male labour force were significantly the determinants of female labour force participation rate in Cameroon. Method In understanding the influence of income inequality on female labour force participation in West Africa, the study employs the instrumental variable fixed effects model due to the following reasons (1) the instrumental variable fixed effects model is robust to simultaneity/reverse causality – a notable feature in income inequality and female labour force participation relationship, and (2) it accounts for unobserved heterogeneity in the modelling exercise.	cache/ejge-6717.pdf	txt/ejge-6717.txt