Female Labor Force Participation in Japan: An Aggregate Model

1984/01/01 by M. Anne Hill
Social Sciences · #Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics

paper · doi:10.2307/145569

Abstract

This paper extends previous work on labor supply in Japan by treating the simultaneous labor force participation and hours of work decisions for Japanese wives, both employees and family workers. It estimates a trichotomous participation model for a ...

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