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Child care choices by Italian households An examination of factors that influence the child care decisions of households in Italy, based on a subsample of households that participated in either the Bank of Italy's Survey of Households Income and Wealth (SHIW) or the ISTAT Multiscopo Survey |
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The mismatch between employment and child care in Italy: The impact of rationing An examination of the child care system in Italy, with a focus on the disconnect between characteristics of care available under the current system and the characteristics of care required for full maternal participation in the Italian labor market, based on an analysis of employment and child care data using an econometric model of maternal child care decisions |
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The mismatch between employment and child care in Italy: The impact of rationing An examination of the child care system in Italy, with a focus on the disconnect between characteristics of care available under the current system and the characteristics of care required for full maternal participation in the Italian labor market, based on an analysis of employment and child care data using an econometric model of maternal child care decisions |
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Labor supply and child care costs: The effect of rationing An examination of the links between the availability of child care services and mothers’ employment decisions, based on a subsample of Italian households comprised of participants in the Bank of Italy Survey of Household Income and Wealth (SHIW) and the ISTAT Multiscopo surveys |
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Child-care choices by working mothers: The case of Italy A paper examining Italian working mothers' child care choices, comparing mothers who select formal, public child care with mothers who opt for informal child care |
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