The Family Wage Gap in the United States: How Children Affect Wages
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The Family Wage Gap in the United States: How Children Affect Wages

by Jennifer Smith-Nelson

Economics Gender Studies Family Studies
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The Family Wage Gap in the United States examines how children affect wages, bringing together questions of family life, work, and economic inequality. It provides a focused look at the relationship between parenthood and earnings within the United States.

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This book examines the relationship between children and wages in the United States.

It focuses on the family wage gap and the ways parenthood may intersect with earnings.

The subject connects economic outcomes with family structure and participation in the workforce.

It offers a focused perspective on an important issue in contemporary labor and family studies.

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