Social Science Quarterly, Volume 68Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1987 - Political science Includes section "Book reviews." |
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Page 643
... wages . In 1985 women working full - time earned 65 percent of the full - time average male wage . The book analyzes the economic and social factors responsible for women's changing eco- nomic roles : changing life patterns ...
... wages . In 1985 women working full - time earned 65 percent of the full - time average male wage . The book analyzes the economic and social factors responsible for women's changing eco- nomic roles : changing life patterns ...
Page 764
... wage differentials . Housing consumption and labor supplied are the respective weights . The full implicit price must be posi- tive for amenities and negative for disamenities . In this national multi- market context , however , partial ...
... wage differentials . Housing consumption and labor supplied are the respective weights . The full implicit price must be posi- tive for amenities and negative for disamenities . In this national multi- market context , however , partial ...
Page 765
... wage equations . Retained in the housing sample are all housing units on 10 acres or less for which value of the unit or contract rent is reported . In the wage sample are all individuals aged 16 and over who reported their earnings ...
... wage equations . Retained in the housing sample are all housing units on 10 acres or less for which value of the unit or contract rent is reported . In the wage sample are all individuals aged 16 and over who reported their earnings ...
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