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Two worlds of retirement income : a comparative analysis of retirement-income outcomes using the Luxembourg Income Study

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Did the dual-earner model become stronger or weaker in Finland and Sweden in the 1990s?

Haataja, Anita (contributor); Nyberg, Anita (contributor) - 2005

children and childcare etc. until disposable income. Income analyses are based on the four latest waves of LIS data. ... …This article investigates the dual-earner model in families with children in Finland and Sweden from the end of the … both two-parent families and single mothers. Because family leaves and benefits related to children and childcare are often …

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