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3443在数字技术深度渗透经济循环和政府千方百计扩大就业的背景下，尽管大量文献关注到数字化对劳动就业的影响，但却普遍忽视了最具增长潜力的女性就业。基于偏向型技术进步理论，文章将理工科技能和社交技能作为与数字化互补的非常规技能，将体力技能作为与数字化互斥的常规技能，采用职业名称词典法提取劳动者的相关技能，并利用中国劳动力动态调查（
数字化变革、非常规技能溢价与女性就业
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李建奇. 数字化变革、非常规技能溢价与女性就业[J]. 财经研究, 2022, 48(7): 48-62.
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