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Einzelunternehmung versus Partnerschaft,We consider the way in which migratory decisions—to study and to work—influence opportunities for female creative graduates to access creative occupations and receive better salary outcomes. Our findings reaffirm that embedded within current scholarship is that migration is a key ingredient in enhan