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On the economics of marriage a theory of marriage, labor, and divorce Shoshana Grossbard-Shechtman.
Detalles de publicación: Boulder, Colo. Oxford Westview 1993.Descripción: xviii, 349 p. ill. 23 cmISBN:- 081338527X
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Developing a general theory of marriage that draws on economic analysis, this book considers ways in which the supply and demand of male and female partners affects marriage, co-habitation, labour supply and divorce.
Includes index.
Bibliography: p. 307-333.
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- Preface(p. xiii)
- Acknowledgments(p. xvii)
- Introduction(p. 1)
- Part One The Economics of Marriage in Perspective(p. 5)
- 1 The Economics of Marriage and Other Social Sciences(p. 7)
- 2 The Economics of Marriage and Belief Systems(p. 17)
- Conclusions(p. 21)
- Notes(p. 22)
- Part Two A General Theory of Marriage(p. 23)
- 3 A Theory of Allocation of Time in Markets for Labor and Marriage(p. 25)
- Summary and Conclusions(p. 51)
- 4 Theoretical Implications for Marriage(p. 54)
- Conclusion: Gains from a Market Model of Marriage(p. 79)
- Notes(p. 81)
- Part Three Sex Ratio Effects(p. 85)
- 5 Sex Ratios and Marriage, Cohabitation, Labor Supply, and Divorce: Time Trends(p. 87)
- Conclusion(p. 101)
- 6 Sex Ratios and Married Women's Labor Supply: Cross-City Comparisons(p. 104)
- Conclusions(p. 126)
- Part Four Compensating Differentials in Marriage(p. 131)
- 7 Compensating Differentials in Marriage and Married Women's Labor Supply(p. 133)
- Notes(p. 140)
- 8 Compensating Differentials and Intermarriage(p. 142)
- Summary and Suggestions for Further Research(p. 153)
- Part Five Cohabitation, Divorce, and Polygamy(p. 159)
- 9 A Theory of Cohabitation and Marriage Formality(p. 161)
- Conclusions(p. 178)
- Appendix 9A Why Women Prefer Stability and Husbands Tend to be Older Than Their Wives(p. 179)
- Introduction(p. 182)
- 10 A Theory of Divorce and Labor Supply(p. 182)
- Abstract(p. 182)
- Introduction(p. 208)
- Appendix 10A How a NIT Functions(p. 211)
- Appendix 10B(p. 212)
- Appendix 10C(p. 213)
- 11 A Theory of Polygamy(p. 214)
- Introduction(p. 238)
- Conclusions(p. 238)
- Part SIX Marriage, Productivity, and Earnings(p. 241)
- Introduction(p. 243)
- 12 Investments in Spouse's Productivity at Work(p. 243)
- Summary and Conclusions(p. 255)
- Notes(p. 255)
- 13 A Market Theory of Virtue as General Human Capital(p. 257)
- Abstract(p. 257)
- Summary(p. 270)
- Abstract(p. 272)
- Introduction(p. 272)
- 14 A Study of Spousal Help Among Israeli Managers(p. 272)
- 15 Religiosity and Investments in Spousal Productivity(p. 290)
- Conclusions(p. 302)
- Notes(p. 302)
- Conclusion(p. 303)
- References(p. 307)
- About the Book and Author(p. 335)
- Index(p. 337)