Working Wives and Major Family Expenditures: Replication and Extension

Charles B. Weinberg · Russell S. Winer

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Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics Work-Family Balance Challenges Consumer Behavior and Market Dynamics

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This paper updates and replicates an earlier study comparing purchases by working wives (employed outside the home) and nonworking wives and the amounts spent for time-saving durables, other durables, and hobby and recreation items. Using a 1977 data base similar to one gathered a decade earlier, wife's labor force behavior was again found not to be significantly related to either purchase or expenditure decisions for time-saving durables, when income, stage of life cycle, and other situational variables were held constant.

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