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References for Immigrant labor and work-family decisions of native-born women
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Key references
- Furtado, D.Fertility Responses of High-skilled Native Women to Immigrant InflowsIZA Discussion Paper No.8607, 2014.
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- Ottaviano, G. I. P., Peri, G. "Rethinking the effect of immigration on wages"Journal of the European Economic Association10:1 (2012): 152–197.
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- Farré, L., González, L., Ortega, F. "Immigration, family responsibilities, and the labor supply of skilled native women"B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy11:1 (2011): 1–46.
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- Barone, G., Mocetti, S. "With a little help from abroad: The effect of low-skilled immigration on the female labour supply"Labour Economics18:5 (2011): 664–675.
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- Cortes, P., Tessada, J. "Low-skilled immigration and the labor supply of highly skilled women"American Economic Journal: Applied Economics3:3 (2011): 88–123.
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- Forlani, E., Lodigiani, E., Mendolicchio, C. "Impact of low-skilled immigration on female labour supply"The Scandinavian Journal of Economics117:2 (2015): 452–492.
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- Cortes, P., Pan, J. "Outsourcing household production: Foreign domestic workers and native labor supply in Hong Kong"Journal of Labor Economics31:2 (2013): 327–371.
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- Freire, T.1978年如何改变外交国内症rs Law in Singapore Increased the Female Labour SupplyUniversity Library of Munich, Germany MPRA Paper No.44448, 2013.
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- Furtado, D., Hock, H. "Low skilled immigration and work-fertility tradeoffs among high skilled US natives"American Economic Review100:2 (2010): 224–228.
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- Furtado, D.Can Immigrants Help Women “Have it All”? Immigrant Labor and Women’s Joint Fertility and Labor Supply DecisionsIZA Discussion Paper No.8614, 2014-11.
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- Amuedo-Dorantes, C., Sevilla, A. "Low-skilled immigration and parenting investments of college-educated mothers in the United States: Evidence from time-use data"Journal of Human Resources49:3 (2014): 509–539.
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- Cortes, P. "The effect of low-skilled immigration on US prices: Evidence from CPI data"Journal of Political Economy116:3 (2008): 381–422.
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- Goldin, C. "A grand gender convergence: Its last chapter"American Economic Review104:4 (2014): 1091–1119.
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- Furtado, D.Fertility Responses of High-skilled Native Women to Immigrant InflowsIZA Discussion Paper No.8607, 2014.
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