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Male and Female labour Supply in Damark

Ebbe Krogh Graversen

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The paper estimates supply for married and single men and women in Danmark in 1980, using a double-hurdle model which allows involuntary unemployment due to for example demand restrictions, and fixed costs of work.

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The paper estimates supply for married and single men and women in Danmark in 1980, using a double-hurdle model which allows involuntary unemployment due to for example demand restrictions, and fixed costs of work.

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The paper estimates supply for married and single men and women in Danmark in 1980, using a double-hurdle model which allows involuntary unemployment due to for example demand restrictions, and fixed costs of work.

Key concepts: Unemployment, Economics, Labour supply, Work (physics), Labour economics, Fixed cost, Demographic economics, Microeconomics

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