Women and the Economy: Family, Work and Pay

Saul D. Hoffman · Susan L. Averett

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1. THEORY AND TOOLS. 1. Women and the Economy- An Introduction. 2. Economics Tools and Economic Thinking. 3. Marriage and the Family- An Economic Approach. 4. Marriage and the Family- Economic Issues and Applications. 5. The Economics of Fertility. 6. Non-Marital and Teen Childbearing. 7. Women at Work. 8. Earnings, Occupation, and the Labor Market: An Overview. 9. The Gender Gap in Earnings: Explanations. 10. The Gender Gap in Earnings: Methods and Evidence. II. POLICY DEBATES AND ISSUES. 11. Women's Employment and Earnings: Policy. 12. Poverty, Welfare, and Women. 13. Women, Taxes, and Social Security. 14. Family Policy. 15. Family Structure and Children's Well-Being.

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