Work-related decision-making and economic well-being among married women in India
Vedavati Patwardhan(University of California San Diego), Lotus McDougal(University of California, San Diego), Katherine Hay(Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation), Anita Raj(Tulane University), Apoorva Nambiar(International Institute for Population Sciences), Abhishek Singh(Universidad Autónoma de Asunción), Shruti Ambast(University of California San Diego)
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