Toyboys or supergirls? An analysis of partners’ employment outcomes when she outearns him
Abstract In this paper we study households in which the woman is the main earner, encompassing both dual-earners with the wife outearning the husband and couples in which the husband is not employed. The literature in this area is very scant. Earlier studies find that the wife outearns the husband i...
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