Has the COVID-19 Pandemic Altered the Traditional View about Women’s Active Work?
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摘要
This paper uses a 2016–2024 individual-level panel to test whether COVID-19 changed public attitudes toward women’s participation in the workplace. Using fixed-effects and fixed-effects ordered-logit models, the authors find that (1) attitudes became more positive after COVID-19, (2) older cohorts shifted from more negative to more positive views post-pandemic, and (3) married men and certain worker-status groups exhibited distinct changes; these results are robust across specifications [page::1][page::11][page::13]
