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Age of individuals and family composition as factors underlying the distribution of personal income

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Explanations of Taiwan cohort fertility in terms of the timing of marriage and marital fertility

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Family composition and income inequality

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Eroding the economic foundations of marriage and fertility in the United States

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Income inequality in Taiwan 1976 - 1995 : changing family composition, aging, and female labor force participation

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