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Child care voucher and labour market behaviour: Experimental evidence from Finland An examination of the relationship between the introduction of private child care vouchers in 1994 and both labor force participation and use of private and public child care by mothers between 1995 and 1997, based on data from 3,433 children from birth through 6-years-old in Finland |
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Children and female labor supply behavior An investigation of the assumptions that children are exogenous in the female labor force participation equation, a reexamination of the same assumption in the hours of work equation of married women, and the use of the econometric method to test for exogeneity in the 1997 Canadian labor force |
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European women: Why do(n't) they work? A study of the relationships between female labor market participation rates and economic, social, and institutional factors that include child care support and maternity/parental leave for three different age groups of women, 15- through 24-years old, 25- through 54-years old, and 55-through 64-years old, based on analyses of annual macro data for a panel of 12 of the European Union-15 countries, between the early 1980s and 2000 |
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Marital status and full-time/part-time work status in child care choices A study on the relationship between child care price and the employment decisions of married and unmarried mothers |
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Part-time versus full-time work and child care costs: Evidence for married mothers An examination using data from the Canadian National Child Care Survey to investigate married mothers' decisions to work part-time versus full-time in the context of a theoretical model of child care costs and labor supply |
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