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A Labour Supply Function for Married Women in Great Britain
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  • 1970The Economics of Labor Force Participation460 cited
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  • 1973The intrafamily allocation of time: the value of housewives' time264 cited
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  • 1991An Econometric Analysis of the Growth in the Numbers Claiming Invalidity Benefit: An Overview20 cited
  • 1991Going onto invalidity benefit: a study for women (1977/78–1983/84)17 cited

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