Social Science Quarterly, Volume 64Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1983 - Political science Includes section "Book reviews." |
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Page 496
... health . It is assumed that poor health reduces wages , either by limiting the range of possible occupations or by lowering productivity in any one occupation . Utility is maximized by working until W * = W. Some individuals choose not ...
... health . It is assumed that poor health reduces wages , either by limiting the range of possible occupations or by lowering productivity in any one occupation . Utility is maximized by working until W * = W. Some individuals choose not ...
Page 506
... health deterioration by working more . On the other hand , the wife's reaction to a temporary illness experienced by the husband is not affected by the addition of the income variable . As might be expected , these short - run health ...
... health deterioration by working more . On the other hand , the wife's reaction to a temporary illness experienced by the husband is not affected by the addition of the income variable . As might be expected , these short - run health ...
Page 507
... health are still able to undertake some of the household tasks usually performed by healthy wives so that husbands ... health deterio- ration variables . However , in no instance are the ill and disabled variables significantly different ...
... health are still able to undertake some of the household tasks usually performed by healthy wives so that husbands ... health deterio- ration variables . However , in no instance are the ill and disabled variables significantly different ...
Contents
Reassessing the Bureaucratic Dimension of Foreign Policy Making | 46 |
Work Experience Age and Gender Discrimination | 66 |
Municipal Residency Requirements and the Local Economy | 85 |
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