Journal of human resources

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  Año 1994, Vol. 29, Número 2

  • Overview for special issue on women's work, wages and well-being

    Alice Nakamura, Kathryn Shaw

    págs. 203-222

    

  • Model evaluation and choice

    James R. Walker, Alice Nakamura

    págs. 223-247

    

  • Long-term employment and earnings of women in relation to employment behavior surrounding the

    David Shapiro, Frank L. Mott

    págs. 248-275

    

  • The work-employment distinction among new mothers

    Arleen Leibowitz, Jacob Alex Klerman

    págs. 277-303

    

  • Predicting female labor supply

    Masao Nakamura, Alice Nakamura

    págs. 304-327

    

  • Empirical regularities across cultures

    Seth Sanders, Harriet Orcutt Duleep

    págs. 328-347

    

  • The persistence of female labor supply

    Kathryn Shaw

    págs. 348-378

    

  • Sources of bias in women's wage equations

    David Neumark, Sanders Korenman

    págs. 379-405

    

  • Panel estimates of male-female earning functions

    Solomon W. Polachek, Moon-Kak Kim

    págs. 406-428

    

  • Wage changes and job changes of Canadian women

    Charles M. Beach, Michael G. Abbott

    págs. 429-460

    

  • Gender differences in displacement cost

    Stephen R. G. Jones, Thomas F. Crossley

    págs. 461-480

    

  • The effects of human capital and job characteristics on pay

    Dennis A. Ahlburg, Paul L. Schumann

    págs. 481-503

    

  • The impact of unionization on male-female earnings differences in Canada

    Denise J. Doiron, W. Craig Riddell

    págs. 504-534

    

  • Pregnancy and parental leave benefits in the United States and Canada

    William T. Alpert, Eileen Trzcinski

    págs. 535-554

    

  • Gender differences in pension

    William E. Even, David A. Macpherson

    págs. 555-587

    

  • Labor supply and child status effects on household demands

    Alice Nakamura, Christopher J. Nicol

    págs. 588-599

    

  • The converging market work patterns of married mothers and lone mothers in Canada

    Martin D. Dooley

    págs. 600-620

    

  • Welfare effects on female headship with area effects

    Robert Moffitt

    págs. 621-636

    

  • Marital status and fertility in the United States

    T. Paul Schultz

    págs. 637-669

    

  • Are there increasing returns to the intergenerational production of human capital?

    Kenneth I. Wolpin, Mark R. Rosenzweig

    págs. 670-693