Are marriage-related taxes and Social Security benefits holding back female labor supply?
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Borella, M., et al., Are marriage-related taxes and Social Security benefits holding back female labor supply?. 2019.
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Personas mayores, Mujer, Nivel de ingresos, Matrimonio, Divorcio, Estado social, Trabajo, Efectos, Jubilación, Seguridad Social, Beneficios, Impuestos, Inclusión laboral, Efectos, Prestaciones económicas, Métodos de evaluación, Datos estadísticos, Estudio comparativo, Estudio longitudinal, EE.UU.
Personas mayores, Mujer, Nivel de ingresos, Matrimonio, Divorcio, Estado social, Trabajo, Efectos, Jubilación, Seguridad Social, Beneficios, Impuestos, Inclusión laboral, Efectos, Prestaciones económicas, Métodos de evaluación, Datos estadísticos, Estudio comparativo, Estudio longitudinal, EE.UU.
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