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This paper develops a labor-market orientated expected utility model to explain the massively high level of non-marital fertility, especially teenage single motherhood in the United States in the period 1960-1980. Labor market regulations reduce, via disemployment, male youth income-earning...
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This paper investigates the relationships between single mothers' demographic and socio-economic circumstances and … differences in their labour market attachment in Great Britain and West Germany. Employment of single mothers is a key issue in … attachment of single mothers, investigating the demographic and socio-economic factors that distinguish careers dominated by full …
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analysis of narrative interviews with lone mothers residing in Switzerland (N=38), focusing on values and norms concerning work … with more/older children) or by stability in or outside the labor market (for highly educated or younger mothers …-group differences rather than focusing exclusively on the divide between lone and coupled mothers. By identifying the multiplicity of …
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