Frontiers of family economics, Vol. 1

Origins and consequences of child-labor restrictions : a macroeconomic perspective / Matthias Doepke, Dirk Krueger -- Changes in the distribution of family hours worked since 1950 / Ellen R. McGrattan, Richard Rogerson -- The labor market and female crime / Bryan Engelhardt, Guillaume Rocheteau, Pet...

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