American Economic Journal Applied Economics· 2019Q1
Children and Gender Inequality: Evidence from Denmark
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- 2019year
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Children cause a persistent 20% gender earnings gap in Denmark, driven by reduced hours, participation, and wages, with this 'child penalty' increasingly responsible for overall gender inequality over recent decades.
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