Factors determining the labor participation rates of married women of different income groups
Won, J.
Pogon Sahoe Yon'gu 17(1): 29-39
1997
ISSN/ISBN: 1226-072X PMID: 12179777 Document Number: 272439
"This paper examines the factors that determine married women's labor force participation. The main purpose of analysis is to compare various factors including uncompensated wage effect and income effect among low-income, middle-income, and high-income families.... The analysis shows that child-care is the main factor...deterring labor participation of married women of low-income families.... For married women of high-income families, a strong negative effect on probability of labor-participation." (EXCERPT)