Gender gap in housework time: How much do individual resources actually matter?

Gender gap in housework time: How much do individual resources actually matter?

Using data from the 2003–2019 American Time Use Survey Extract (ATUS-X), we analyze the gender gap among heterosexual married Americans of working age in four categories of housework: cleaning, cooking, grocery shopping, and home maintenance. The results show that in the division of housework, the e...

Bibliografske podrobnosti
Main Authors:	Kolpashnikova, K, Kan, MY
Format:	Journal article
Jezik:	English
Izdano:	Elsevier 2021

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