Disentangling the Interaction of Migration, Mobility, and Labor-Force Participation
By William A. V. Clark, S. D. Withers. 2002
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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Sociology and Political Science
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- Family Migration and the Relative Earnings of Husbands and Wives (2003, unknown): “See Clark and Withers (2002b) for a discussion of issues concerning the use of the CPI-U and some alternative approaches.”
- Family migration and mobility sequences in the United States: Spatial mobility in the context of the life course (2007, background): “Clark and Withers (2002) and Clark and Huang (2006) established that even though migrant wives are not necessarily disadvantaged by family migration there was considerable job fluidity for migrants, local movers and those who were residentially stable.”
- Family Migration and Labor Force Outcomes: Sex Differences in Occupational Context (2007, background): “…1998; Boyle, Cooke, Halfacree and Smith 2001; Boyle, Cooke, Halfacree and Smith 2003; Boyle, Halfacree and Smith 1999; Bruegel 1996; Bruegel 1999; Clark and Withers 2002; Cooke 2001; Cooke 2003; Cooke and Bailey 1999; Cooke and Speirs 2005; Duncan and Perrucci 1976; Jacobsen and Levin 1997;…”