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This paper examines the association between disability and disadvantage among Australian youth. Past experiences (e.g., school achievement), and present circumstances (e.g., participation in education and employment) as well as aspirations and expectations (e.g., expected education and career)...
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This paper examines national and spatial trends in the number and proportion of children with jobless parents during … the past decade. At the national level, we found that the number of dependent children living in households where no … rates in Australia over this period. The proportion of all dependent children living in jobless households also fell, from …
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This paper reports the preliminary results of a randomised social experiment conducted by the Department of Family and Community Services involving approximately 5,000 Parenting Payment customers. Three samples of Parenting Payment customers were randomly selected. One sample was asked to...
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using a microsimulation model. First, the cost to the government is predicted assuming unchanged labour supply behaviour …
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This paper uses data from the 2003 HILDA Survey to assess the impact of maternity leave on the incidence of pregnancy among Australian women. The empirical analysis accounts for the fact that data on maternity leave is unobserved for non-working women and applies a Heckprobit selection model to...
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use appeared to be stronger for some groups, including children whose mothers worked part-time, and children from low … children not yet attending school over the three year period between the two surveys. The data were analysed using the …
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children, the future labour force, and thereby heighten the economic task of addressing the aging problem. A nationwide time … use survey of new mothers conducted during 2005-06 highlights the time intensity of caring for infants, and its negative … human capital through unpaid work bearing and raising children. Current retirement income policies disadvantage and …
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analysis is that for married mothers the cost of child care is relatively unimportant in both the decision to participate in …
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Increased rates of employment amongst mothers with young children over recent years has stimulated debate about how … governments and employers can support mothers to effectively combine paid work with caring for young children. This paper examines … analyse the views of mothers of children aged 15 to 29 months. The policy options addressed are: better access to part …
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This paper deals with three topics which have been neglected in the economics of the family literature. First, how is the distribution of household income endogenously determined within a marriage? Second, what is the desirable allocation of authority to determine the sharing rule of household...
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