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research asks whether there are gender differences in family trajectories by education. We focus on the trajectories of women … proportion of never-partnered and childless at age 39 is largest among those with low education, regardless of gender. Further …, longitudinal family-formation trajectories are highly stratified by education but remarkably gender-neutral. …
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Economic and sociological theories of marriage have long emphasized the impact of women’s education and employment on … effect of female education is consistent with the independence hypothesis, women’s labour force participation encourages …
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status. In both periods, the differential by level of education is clearly more pronounced among men, but the difference in … disappear when gender differences in population composition by level of education, nationality, employment status, and housing …
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, structural arguments point to increases in the proportion of women with high education, jobs with good pay, commitment to careers … with economic affluence among women and men in diverse positions—at all levels of education, for example. Third … innovative, high-education groups, but that the new ideas later diffuse to other groups. This study tests these arguments by …
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The Russian Federation has experienced simultaneous declines in health and rises in international migration. Guided by the “healthy migrant effect†found elsewhere, we examine two questions. First, do the foreign-born in the Russian Federation exhibit better overall health than the...
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Using both analysis of the effect of lagged economic and current educational characteristics and analysis of life-course changes in these characteristics, this study provides insights into the theoretical debate concerning the relationships between men´s and women´s economic activity and...
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