Finding Time: The Economics of Work-Life Conflict
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Finding Time: The Economics of Work-Life Conflict

by Heather Boushey

Business Economics
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An examination of how work-life conflict shapes economic outcomes for families, businesses, and society, highlighting the need for thoughtful policy responses.

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Finding Time explores the economic consequences of work-life conflict in modern society.

The book analyzes how time pressures on working families influence productivity and economic growth.

It considers the role of public policy in addressing the challenges of balancing work and personal responsibilities.

Readers will gain insight into the broader economic implications of scheduling, caregiving, and workplace flexibility.

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