THE PRICE OF MOTHERHOOD: FAMILY STATUS AND WOMEN'S PAY IN A YOUNG BRITISH COHORT

Jane Waldfogel

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JANE WALDFOGEL; THE PRICE OF MOTHERHOOD: FAMILY STATUS AND WOMEN'S PAY IN A YOUNG BRITISH COHORT, Oxford Economic Papers, Volume 47, Issue 4, 1 October 1995, Pa

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