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    Labour, household budget and standard of living in urban Andalusia du-ring the “Bolshevik Triennium” : Jaén, 1920
    (Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones, 2024) Martínez López, David; Martínez Martín, Manuel; Moya García, Gracia
    A noteworthy element characteristic of the majority of the mining areas was the peculiar sex ratio at the initial stage of their establishment and at times of the highest growth in the demand for labour. In general, the predominance of men in the mining area increased between 1877 and 1910, when there was a strong contribution of men from different origins with an insufficient female contribution, due partly to the type of labour and its instability. The evolution of the sex ratio in the area displayed a trend towards equilibrium in 1897, which reflects the first stabilisation of the population of the mining area with an equal proportion of men and women. From 1910, there was equilibrium in the three municipalities which show the stabilisation of the population.

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