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Women At Work: An Economic Perspective

by Boca, Daniela Del (ed.) | Pissarides, Christopher (ed.) | Boeri, Tito (ed.).

Material type: Text Text Publisher: Oxford Clarendon Press, 2005Availability: Items available for loan: Library [Call number: J2 300] (1).

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Women Who Opt Out: the Debate Over Working Mothers and Work-Family Balance

by Jones, Bernie (ed.).

Material type: Text Text Publisher: New York NY, New York University Press, 2012Online access: JSTOR Availability: Items available for loan: Library [Call number: J1 354] (1).

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Economics of Child Care

by Blau, David M.

Material type: Text Text Publisher: New York ; Russell Sage Foundation 1991Availability: Items available for loan: Library [Call number: J1 12] (1).

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The Economics of Work and Family

by Kimmel, Jean | Hoffman, Emily P.

Material type: Text Text Publisher: W. E. Upjohn Institute 2002Availability: Items available for loan: Library [Call number: J1 205] (1).

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How Do We Spend Our Time? Evidence From the American Time Use Survey

by Kimmel, Jean (ed.).

Material type: Text Text Publisher: Kalamzoo, Mich., W. E. Upjohn Institute, 2008Online access: Full-text | Publisher's website Availability: Items available for loan: Library [Call number: J2 335] (1).

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Green, Pink & Silver?

by Beblavy, Miroslav (ed.) | Maselli, Ilaria (ed.) | Veselkova, Marcela (ed.).

Material type: Text Text Publisher: Brussels, Centre for European Policy Studies, 2015Online access: Download Availability: Items available for loan: Library [Call number: J0 74] (1).

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