Independent farming: correlates and consequences for women and men

Uses data from 1980 Farm Women Survey to show that men without direct farm labor of wife are not worse off economically than men with this help, independent women farmers are worse off than women on other farms, and class position explains only some of this difference among women. (NEC)

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Veröffentlicht in:	Rural sociology 1987, Vol.52 (3), p.345-364
Hauptverfasser:	Tigges, L.M, Rosenfeld, R.A
Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	CICLO VITAL CYCLE DE DEVELOPPEMENT DIMENSION DE LA FAMILLE ECONOMIC RESOURCES Economic Status ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA ESTRUCTURA SOCIAL ETATS-UNIS FAMILY LABOUR FAMILY SIZE Family Structure Farm Women Survey 1980 Farmers Females HOGARES HOUSEHOLDS INCOME LIFE CYCLE MAIN D'OEUVRE FAMILIALE Males MANO DE OBRA FAMILIAR MENAGE OBREROS OUVRIER RECURSOS ECONOMICOS RENTA RESSOURCE ECONOMIQUE REVENU Rural and urban sociology Rural Economics Rural Farm Residents Rural sociology Sex Differences Small Farms SOCIAL STRUCTURE Socioeconomic Factors Sociology STRUCTURE SOCIALE TAMANO DE LA FAMILIA United States of America USA WORKERS Working Women
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Zusammenfassung:	Uses data from 1980 Farm Women Survey to show that men without direct farm labor of wife are not worse off economically than men with this help, independent women farmers are worse off than women on other farms, and class position explains only some of this difference among women. (NEC)
ISSN:	0036-0112 1549-0831