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Does married women's market work affect marital stability adversely? : An intercohort analysis using NLS data

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Revisiting women's preferences about future labor force attachment : what effects do they have on earnings and what are they affected by?

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How important is anticipation of divorce in married women's labor supply decisions? : An intercohort comparison using NLS data

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Revisiting women's preferences about future labor force attachment: What effects do they have on earnings and what are they affected by?

Sen, Bisakha - In: Worker wellbeing in a changing labor market, (pp. 311-337). 2001

This study extends previous works by Sandell and Shapiro (1980) and Shaw and Shapiro (1987), and considers the impact that women's prior plans about future market work have on their earnings and their labor force participation probabilities later in life. Results indicate that consistent prior...

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Women's empowerment, maternal nutrition and chronic poverty : further evidence from Bangladesh

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Rural transformation, occupational choice and poverty reduction in Bangladesh during 2010-2016

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Conservative outlook, gender norms and female wellbeing : evidence from rural Bangladesh

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Economic valuation of women's unpaid household service work in Bangladesh

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