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PARTICIPATION AND HOURS OF WORK FOR MARRIED WOMEN IN GREAT BRITAIN *
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  • 1974The Estimation of Income and Substitution Effects in a Model of Family Labor Supply320 cited
  • 1970Wages, income and hours of work in the U.S. labor force,171 cited
  • 1980Married Women's Participation and Hours156 cited
  • 1979Labour Supply and Progressive Taxes110 cited

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