But … Who Mows the Lawn?: The Division of Labor in Same‐Sex Households

Lisa A. Giddings

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This chapter contains section titled: Gains from Trade and Specialization: The Division of Work in Married Couple Households Definition and Measurement Issues Theoretical Motivation Empirical Work Summary But Who Mows the Lawn?: The Division of Labor in Same-sex Households Theoretical Treatment of Households in Economics Empirical Findings in Lesbian and Gay Households Political Implications Conclusions

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