care cheaper and more easily available for parents. Norway is an interesting case in this respect, since all recent … unpaid work among parents. …

situation. I study the presence of children and their ages, the role of the partner’s characteristics and the household …’s financial resources. The results show that women are more likely to choose self-employment over wage-work when the children are … small, indicating that children are no barrier to entrepreneurship, at least not when defined as self-employment as in this …

likely to live in their parents' house and young Norwegians more likely to live independently, alone or in multi … young adulthood: Living with parents, living alone (including in multi-occupant households) and living in a couple, and … included subset of factors in the two countries. Generally, the propensity of young adults to live with parents and not in a …

mothers, we find that young children in the household still restrain Norwegian women’s mobility to full-time work. On the …

children are no barrier to female entrepreneurship. This result holds also when we look at the establishment of an incorporated …

was no linear time trend. In 1980, parents with children in all age groups had a more traditional division of labour than … those with no resident children. In 2010, this was the case only for parents with very young children (0-1 years), and even …The presence of children still tends to reinforce a traditional division of labour in couples in many countries. This …