This article examines issue of time spent in market work by looking at married [U.S.] mothers work experience during calendar year 1992. The data are based on information collected yearly in March in Current Population Survey....Differences in work experience by a variety of personal and family characteristics--including husbands annual work experience--are also examined. Additionally this article traces broad trends in married mothers work experience over past 20 years. The authors find that the amount of time married mothers spend working for pay affects not only their families and children but also mothers personal economic outcomes. (EXCERPT)
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