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 The Time Cost of Parenthood: An Analysis of Daily Workload
| This paper examines the amount of time that parents spend caring for their children, and the impact that this has on the division of labour in a household. |
| • Category: Parenthood/Childrearing > Division of Labour |
| • Social Policy Research Centre • October 01, 2002 |
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Australian Social Trends 2001: Income and Expenditure - Income Distribution: Value of Unpaid Work
| This article uses Australian statistics to estimate the economic value of unpaid work such as housework and domestic duties. |
| • Category: Parenthood/Childrearing > Division of Labour |
| • Australian Bureau of Statistics • May 20, 2002 |
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Effects of Wives’ Employment on Marital Quality
| This paper investigates the effects of women’s employment on marital quality, and examines the degree to which the division of household labour and a wife’s work preferences and characteristics influence marital satisfaction. |
| • Category: Parenthood/Childrearing > Division of Labour |
| • Center for Demography and Ecology University of Wisconsin-Madison • October 2000 |
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The Influence of the Distribution of Household and Childrearing Tasks between Men and Women on Childbearing Intentions in Austria
| This paper examines the influence of shared responsibility for child care and household labour on plans for future childbearing among couples with one child. |
| • Category: Parenthood/Childrearing > Division of Labour |
| • Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research • January 2002 |
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Gender, Employment, and Housework
| This paper compares the employment status of, and the division of household labour, amongst married couples in Japan and the US. |
| • Category: Parenthood/Childrearing > Division of Labour |
| • Center for Demography and Ecology, University of Wisconsin-Madison • 1996 |
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Parental Leave – A Policy Evaluation of the Swedish “Daddy-Month” Reform
| This paper examines the effects of government reforms which increase incentives for fathers to take paternal leave after the birth of a child in Sweden. |
| • Category: Parenthood/Childrearing > Division of Labour |
| • Institute for the Study of Labor • May 2005 |
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Families in Britain
| This paper examines changes in family structure and function in Britain, including a discussion of adoption, single-parenthood, marriage, divorce, and remarriage. |
| • Category: Parenthood/Childrearing > Division of Labour |
| • Family Policy Studies Centre • October 1995 |
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Household Production, Full Consumption and the Costs of Children
| This paper critiques existing models for measuring the costs of children and argues that such measurement should incorporate the parental time costs of raising children, as time must be shifted from labour market work, household production and leisure to care for children. |
| • Category: Parenthood/Childrearing > Division of Labour |
| • Institute for the Study of Labor • May 2000 |
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The Paradox of Declining Female Happiness
| This paper examines the declining happiness of women absolutely and relative to men. |
| • Category: Parenthood/Childrearing > Division of Labour |
| • The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania • March 28, 2009 |
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Maternal Employment, Migration, and Child Development
| This article evaluates the roles and relationships between parental and school influences on child development. |
| • Category: Parenthood/Childrearing > Division of Labour |
| • University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill • November 2003 |
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