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This paper explores the implications of gender-based income taxation in a non-cooperative model of a couple's time … by gender is solely determined by spouses' relative marginal rates of substitution between the public household good and … sharp contrast to previous models of gender-based taxation in which households select Pareto efficient allocations …
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introduced a set of reforms that led to a substantial expansion of public child care for under three year old children. Using …
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prevents young couples from realizing their desire to have children. From a research perspective, it is however far from clear … whether fixed-term contracts are the obstacle to family formation that the public a priori expect them to be. In this paper … couples choose to have children early on in life, postpone it to later in life, or decide to remain childless? And: to what …
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estimate the effects of total and gender-specific unemployment rates on domestic violence. The analysis uses the substantial … variation in the increase in unemployment across areas, gender, and age-groups associated with the onset of the latest recession … which (i) marriage provides insurance against employment risk through the pooling of resources, and (ii) a woman does not …
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We consider a bargaining model in which husband and wife decide on the allocation of time and disposable income. Since her bargaining power would go down otherwise more strongly, the wife agrees to having a child only if the husband also leaves the labor market for a while. The daddy months...
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