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that wage rates rather than earnings are determinants of bargaining power, and then argues that productivity in household …
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determinants of bargaining power, and that productivity in household production is also a determinant of bargaining power. In the …
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household production is also a source of bargaining power. In the absence of human capital effects, joint taxation does not … bargaining. -- Joint taxation ; family bargaining ; household production …
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assumptions as household production and interdependent preferences, are now widely accepted not only by economists but also by …, first in the context of preferences, then in the context of household production, and finally in the context of family or … household collective choice …
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assumptions as household production and interdependent preferences, are now widely accepted not only by economists but also by …, first in the context of preferences, then in the context of household production, and finally in the context of family or … household collective choice …
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that wage rates rather than earnings are determinants of bargaining power, and then argues that productivity in household …
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