Women and the Economy: Family, Work and Pay
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Women and the Economy: Family, Work and Pay

by Saul D. Hoffman, Susan L. Averett

Economics Gender Studies Labor Studies
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Women and the Economy: Family, Work and Pay explores the connections among family, employment, and earnings. Hoffman and Averett offer a broad economic perspective on women’s work and financial experiences, making the book a useful introduction for students and readers interested in labor, families, gender, and workplace issues.

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Women and the Economy: Family, Work and Pay examines the relationship between women’s family lives, employment, and earnings.

The book focuses on economic questions surrounding work and pay, with attention to how family circumstances connect to financial outcomes.

Written by Saul D. Hoffman and Susan L. Averett, it provides a foundation for understanding women’s participation in the economy.

Its subject matter is relevant to readers studying economics, labor, families, gender, and workplace issues.

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