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Why are married men working so much? The macroeconomics of bargaining between spouses
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Englisch
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986470643
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Discussion paper series / IZA; No. 2909
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Familienökonomie; Geschlecht; Arbeitsangebot; Mann; Arbeitszeit; Arbeitnehmerin; Geschichte 1962-2006; USA
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