The Protestant missionaries started the trend to educate women in the 19th century China,
paving Chinese women's way into higher education and professional services. Using …

This article presents a theory that explains the rise of foot‐binding in historical China, in
response to a gender‐asymmetric social mobility shock that dispersed men's quality …

Until the arrival of Protestant missionaries in the 19th century, women in China had little
access to formal education. The Protestant missionaries built the first school, the first college …

Does economic growth close labor market-linked gender gaps that disadvantage women?
Conversely, do gender inequalities in the labor market impede growth? To inform these …

In the context of an increasingly aging population, this paper examines the economic
incentives of long-term care insurance policies for women to disengage from informal care …

Does economic growth close labor market-linked gender gaps that disadvantage women?
Conversely, do gender inequalities in the labor market impede growth? To inform these …

Until the arrival of Protestant missionaries in the nineteenth century, women in China had
little access to formal education. The Protestant missionaries built the first school, the first …

Oolong tea firms across the island retell a particular story from the infancy of the Taiwanese
tea trade. The story goes that Queen Victoria gave oriental beauty tea (東方美人茶) its name …