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1by Hung, Shirley Morrison, Donna Ruane Whittington, Leslie A Fein, Sara Beck Published in Birth (Berkeley, Calif.) (01.03.2002)“...Background: Reducing the rate of cesarean deliveries in the United States is a high priority among public health officials and members of the medical...”
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2by Brian Roe Leslie A. Whittington Sara Beck Fein Mario F. Teisl Published in Demography (01.05.1999)“...Theory suggests that the decision to return to employment after childbirth and the decision to breast-feed may be jointly determined. We estimate models of...”
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3by James Alm Stacy Dickert-Conlin Leslie A. Whittington Published in The Journal of economic perspectives (01.07.1999)“...Many government programs have implicit penalties or subsidies for marriage. For example, many couples pay higher income taxes when married than their combined...”
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4“...There is a large empirical literature that demonstrates the importance of economic factors in the decision to marry. Taxes, however, have been largely...”
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5“...Alleviating the tension between the conflicting responsibilities women may face as mothers and as workers is a topic of current policy interest. Expansion of...”
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6“...The effect of taxes on divorce has not been considered in previous empirical work on divorce. In this paper we examine the impact of the individual income tax...”
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7“...Policymakers have directed much effort towards reducing or eliminating the so-called "marriage penalty" present in the U.S. individual income tax. However,...”
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8by Joan R. Kahn Leslie A. Whittington Published in Population research and policy review (01.02.1996)“...This study explores the determinants of labor supply patterns among Latinas in the USA. We use recent microeconomic data from the Panel Study on Income...”
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9“...In this paper, we use household data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics to calculate the real value of the so-called "marriage tax" or "marriage subsidy"...”
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10“...Recently, gay and lesbian couples have gone to court to force the government to allow same-sex couples to marry. Largely unnoticed during the debates...”
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11“...In this paper we examine the impact of the resources of children and of their parents on the children's transition to residential and financial independence...”
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12by Horowitz, John K Whittington, Leslie A Published in Environment and development economics (01.05.2001)“...The total fertility rate is lower in island nations than non-island nations, and in small land-area nations than large land-area nations. Because islands tend...”
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13“...This paper discusses new empirical evidence on the role of income tax incentives in marital decisions. Time-series evidence suggests that taxes have a small...”
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14“...Anecdotal evidence suggests that the income tax penalty associated with marriage contributes to the decision of a couple to live together as a married vs. a...”
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15by Leslie Whittington Susan Averett Donna Anderson Published in Population research and policy review (01.08.2000)“...In recent years, the popular press in the U. S. has repeatedly profiled professional women who have elected to leave the labor force in order to devote their...”
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16by Whittington, Leslie A Published in Journal of public affairs education : J-PAE. (01.01.2001)“...Leslie A. Whittington is the recipient of the 2000 NASPAA Excellence in Teaching Award, given "in recognition of outstanding contributions to education for...”
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17by Leslie A. Whittington Published in Demography (01.05.1992)“...In this paper I use data from the Panel Study on Income Dynamics to examine the relationship between the dependent exemption feature of the United States...”
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20by Joan R. Kahn Leslie A. Whittington Published in Population research and policy review (01.06.1994)“...This study examines the relationship between occupational status and fertility timing during a period of rapid development in Puerto Rico. Our fundamental...”