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Acknowledgments | 1 |
Conceptualization and Description | 8 |
METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES | 19 |
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active leisure adults allocation amount analysis average behavior Chapter child child care coefficients comparisons constraints consumption costs diary data diary estimates differences economic effects empirical Equation females Greg K home improvement hours per week household housework human capital income income effects increased independent variables individuals inputs interview investment Juster labor supply leisure activities less lifetime males marginal utility marriage married women mass media meals mean measurement error minutes mothers nonmarket number of children obtained on-the-job opportunity cost output panel parents participation passive leisure patterns percent preferences preschool process benefit scores process well-being recall diaries regression relative reliability repairs reported Research respondent and spouse sample satisfaction secondary activities shadow price significant simple random sample skills sleep social spend spent stocks stylized survey Table television viewing time-of-day tion variables wage rates Wave weekdays