search query: @indexterm Household economics / total: 243
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Excess commuting for two-worker households in the Los Angeles metropolitan area
Journal of Urban Economics
1995 : SEP, VOL. 38:2, p. 166-182
 1995 Kim, S.
118.
Are Haligonians Ricardian? A survey of households' saving response to the government's budget deficits
Journal of Socio-Economics
1994 : VOL. 23:4, p. 457-477
 1994 Mukhopadhyay, A.
119.
Division of household and paid labour between partners: Effects of relative wage rates and social norms
Kyklos
1994 : VOL. 47:1, p. 109-136
 1994 Lippe, T. van der
Siegers, J.J.
120.
A study of household investment patterns in Japan: an application of generalized Tobit model.
Economic Studies Quarterly
1993 : MAR, VOL. 44:1, p. 13-28
 1993 Amemiya, T.
Saito, M.
Shimono, K.
121.
Changes in inequality of family income in seven industrialized countries.
American Economic Review
1993 : MAY, VOL. 83:2, p. 136-142
 1993 Gottschalk, P.
122.
Household survey data, econometrics and economics transition
Economics of Planning
1993 : No. 26. p. 55-80
 1993 Pudney, S.
123.
The timing of intergenerational transfers, tax policy, and aggregate savings.
American Economic Review
1992 : DEC, VOL. 82:5, p. 1199-1220
 1992 Altig, D.
Davis, S. J.
124.
Is the extended family altruistically linked? Direct tests using micro data.
American Economic Review
1992 : DEC, VOL. 82:5, p. 1177-1198
 1992 Altonji, J. G.
Hayashi, F.
Kotlikoff, L. J.
125.
Changing inequality of wealth.
American Economic Review
1992 : MAY, VOL. 82:2, p. 552-558
 1992 Wolff, E. N.
126.
Measuring the consumer welfare effects of carbon penalties: theory and applications to household energy demand
Energy Economics
1992 : APR, VOL. 14:2, p.82-93
 1992 Dumagan, J. C.
Mount, T. D.
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