Social norms about women and work in Tunisia: Measuring misperceptions, their determinants and their role for aspirations

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socioeconomic

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AnnGoeNilMah

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Cen

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OSF

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This project is a survey experiment in Tunisia where we measure first and second order beliefs about the appropriateness of women working outside the house. We randomise people into one of four treatment arms in a 2x 2 design (direct question + financial incentive to elicit second order beliefs) (direct question + no financial incentive) (list experiment + financial incentive) (list experiment + no financial incentive)

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