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This study investigates the determinants of women's labor supply in the household context. The main focus is on the effect of a change in male partner's wages on women's work hours. This is linked to the broader question of whether married and cohabiting women make different economic decisions...
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This paper examines the relationship between specialization and happiness in marriage in the U.S. and Japan. Our … support the specialization model; they are happier if their wives are not working or, alternatively, if they are financially … dependent on their wives. In Japan, we find support for the specialization model, particularly in the case of women; they are …
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that the marriage earnings gap fell for women in fixed-effect estimates implying that the impact of specialization has …We examine changes in marriage and earnings patterns across four cohorts born between 1936 and 1975, using data from a … men and women, marriage has become increasingly positively associated with education and earnings potential. We compare …
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reaching an agreement of specialization in which the wife specializes in raising kids (home production) while the husband works …
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This paper examines the relationship between specialization and happiness in marriage in the U.S. and Japan. Our … income. Men’s marital happiness in the U.S. follows the predictions of the specialization model; they are happier if their … specialization model, particularly in the case of women; they are happier if they are specialized in the household and they have a …
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Though married women have steadily increased their labor force activity, most continue to do the bulk of the housework. However, due to increases in life expectancy and declines in fertility, homemaking is no longer a lifetime career for women as a group. Without a wife who specializes in...
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specialization between husband and wife (Becker, 1974). If husbands and wives operate their marriages like trading nations, they … shows both that they profit substantially from marriage in many ways and that they do better the more specialized, or … "traditional," the marriage (Nock, 1998). The last fifty years have worked dramatic changes in the options available to women, as …
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degree of specialization in more narrowly defined household tasks from the 2001-2019 waves of the Household, Income and … provides limited evidence of specialization in any type of relationship. The results for women are much stronger. Women who … yields some further evidence of specialization. Survey responses on the degree of specialization are more informative. The …
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of specialization in more narrowly defined household tasks from the 2001-2019 waves of the Household, Income and Labour … limited evidence of specialization in any type of relationship. The results for women are much stronger. Women who marry … further evidence of specialization. Survey responses on the degree of specialization are more informative. The raw data show …
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We examine whether marriage leads to specialization in Sweden by implementing a model that differentiates … specialization in the household by cohabitation and marriage. Our paper evaluates this model using panel data to analyze trends in … earnings before and after marriage between 1985 and 1995 for married and long-term cohabiting Swedish couples with children. To …
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