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relative prospects of men may reduce their marriage-market value and affect marital and fertility behavior. … and its heterogeneous effects on the labor market opportunities of men and women affected demographic behavior. We focus … participation declined, reducing the relative economic stature of men. Regions affected by intense robot penetration experienced …
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relative prospects of men may reduce their marriage-market value and affect marital and fertility behavior … and its heterogeneous effects on the labor market opportunities of men and women affected demographic behavior. We focus … participation declined, reducing the relative economic stature of men. Regions affected by intense robot penetration experienced …
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previous literature on this topic claims that marriage is a waiting game in which women are choosier than men, and old and rich … show that their shorter biological clocks make women uniformly less choosy than men of the same age. This turns marriage … into a rushing game in which women are willing to marry older men because delaying marriage is too costly for women. Our …
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extract from marriage. When the returns to education and household roles are gender neutral, men and women educate in equal … proportions and there is pure positive assortative matching in the marriage market. But if men and women have different market … labor-market return and a marriage-market return because education can affect the intra-marital share of the surplus one can …
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The most important text in the ‘Lessons for Women' genre of the Tokugawa era (1600-1867) was the ‘Greater Learning for Women'. But this text remained too vague to be reliable. In the absence of clear norms to which ‘womanly cultivation' could be referred, a need to replace it was strongly...
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