Housework participation and fertility intentions: analysing the gendered division of labour and fertility in Taiwan

Purpose The paper investigates whether fertility intentions increase when husbands do more housework. Methodology Using the 2007-2016 Taiwan Panel Study of Family Dynamics, we examine the association between hete...

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Hoofdauteurs:	Kolpashnikova, KK, Kan, M
Formaat:	Book section
Taal:	English
Gepubliceerd in:	Emerald 2021

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