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111 2 $aFamily Research Conference,$n8th,$cBrigham Young University,$d1979.
245 10 $aEconomics and the family /$cedited by Stephen J. Bahr.
260 $aLexington, Mass. :$bLexington Books,$c℗♭1980.
300 $axv, 185 pages ;$c24 cm
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500 $aSelected papers from the conference sponsored by the Family and Demographic Research Institute of Brigham Young University.
505 00 $tThe family as an economic entity : some evolving observations /$rGordon E. Bivens --$gPart I: Economic roles of wives --$tThe relative income shares of male and female homemakers /$rR.K. Armey --$tThe two-income family in Middletown, 1924-1978 /$rBruce A. Chadwick and C. Bradford Chappell --$tThe economics of domestic garment-making /$rRobert G. Steadman --$gPart II: The economics of fertility --$tA stock adjustment model of child-spacing and desired family size /$rHyman Joseph --$tMarriage-pattern influence in procyclical and countercyclical U.S. fertility for women 20-24 /$rLawrence R. Carter --$gPart III: Public-policy concerns --$tThe negative income-tax experiments : some reflections on their implications for a theory of the family /$rJohn Bishop --$tAdolescent pregnancy in the United States : an evaluation of recent federal action /$rJacqueline R. Kasun --$tIncreasing the economic self-sufficiency of teenage mothers /$rSteven Paul Schinke, Lewayne Dorman Gilchrist, Thomas Edward Smith --$tMarrying, divorcing, living together and working : effects of changing American family structure on the popularity of social security /$rYung-Ping Chen.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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700 1 $aBahr, Stephen J.
710 2 $aBrigham Young University.$bFamily and Demographic Research Institute.
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