Until the 2008 crisis hit, furniture carving and sanding were ideal jobs for housewives and house-bound mothers in Jepara. With...

Until the 2008 crisis hit, furniture carving and sanding were ideal jobs for housewives and house-bound mothers in Jepara. With this work, they could take care of household chores and make money on the side.

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