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Ghana Socioeconomic Panel Survey 2018-2019, Wave 3

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gha-isser-gseps-2018-2019-v1

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Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research,

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African Centre of Excellence for Inequality Research

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Nov 15, 2021

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1 POGGI, Cecilia, Sveva Vitellozzi, Lucia Ferrone, and Frank Otchere. "Switching Roles: Gender differences in time use and mental health in Ghana." (2024)

2 Gafa, Dede W, Louis S Hodey, and Bernardin Senadza. "Examining Poverty Dynamics in Ghana: Evidence from Longitudinal and Repeated Cross-Sectional Data." Journal of African Economies 33, no. S1 (2024): i136-i157.

3 Boahen, Emmanuel A, Justice B Dankwah, and Daniel Berko. "Understanding the gender gap in productivity in agricultural production among smallholder cereal growers in rural Ghana." Cogent Economics and Finance 12, no. 1 (2024): 1-20.

4 Boahen, Emmanuel A, Justice B Dankwah, and Paul A Kwakwa. "Years of entrepreneurs’ schooling and business performance nexus: evidence from an emerging economy." (2024) Journal of Social and Economic Development .

5 Wilson, Joseph, Bernice Owusu-Brown, and Seidu Iddrisu. "Female labour force participation, power dynamics and adoption of LPG for cooking in Ghana." (2024)

6 Adofo O, Josephine. "The effect of early life care on childhood cognitive development in Ghana." (2024) International Journal of Social Economics.

7 Adabor, Opoku. "Effect of Financial Inclusion on On-Farm Labour Force Productivity and Employment." (2024) Financial Inclusion and Sustainable Rural Development. Sustainable Development Goals Series.

8 Atta-Ankomah, Richmond, Kwame Adjei-Mantey, Nana A Asante-Poku, and Andrew Agyei-Holmes. "What Makes People Happy with their Lives in Developing Countries? Evidence from Large-Scale Longitudinal Data on Ghana." (2024) Applied Research in Quality of Life.

9 Atta-Ankomah, Richmond, Nana A Asante-Poku, and Andrew Agyei-Holmes. "Gender and labour market transitions in a structurally changing economy: empirical evidence from a large-scale micro-panel data on Ghana." (2024) Journal of Social and Economic Development.

10 Sekyi, Samuel, James D Fiagborlo, and Gloria Essilfie. "Health insurance and hospitalisation duration: empirical evidence from Ghana’s national health insurance scheme." Cogent Public Health 11, no. 1 (2024): 1-11.

11 Sekyi, Samuel, Emmanuel K Owusu, and Jacob Nunoo. "Does risky behaviour matter for self-reported health status? Evidence from Ghana’s adult population." (2025) Drugs, Habits and Social Policy.

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