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Regional income distribution and human capital formation: A model of intergenerational education transfer in a global context

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Parental leave, household specialization and children's well-being

Canaan, Serena - 2019

Many countries offer new parents long periods of paid leave. Proponents argue that parental leave programs can reduce gender gaps in the labor market, support marital stability and promote children's well-being. In this paper, I show that lengthy leaves can instead work against several of these...

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Impacts of COVID-19 on households in ASEAN countries and their implications for human capital development

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Family and education : a gender approach for young adults at ages 16 to 25 in Spain from 2002 to 2013

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Identifying couples in administrative data

Goldschmidt, Deborah; Klosterhuber, Wolfgang; … - In: Journal for labour market research 50 (2017) 1, pp. 29-43

We develop a new method for identifying married couples in administrative data. Using address and name data from the universe of employment records in Germany we find around 3.3 Mio. pairs of individuals who are living at the same location, have a matching last name and are less than 15 years...

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Identifying Non-Cooperative Behavior Among Spouses : Child Outcomes in Migrant-Sending Households

Chen, Joyce J. - 2010

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Information spillovers within couples : evidence from a sequential survey of spouses

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Little is known about the extent and drivers of information flow within couples and whether spouses hold aligned expectations about the same outcomes. To provide new evidence, we conduct an online survey of 2,200 middle-aged married couples in the U.S. Our focus is on expectations about Social...

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