2002•Contemporary Sociology A Journal of ReviewsRequires access

Work-Lifestyle Choices in the 21st Century: Preference Theory

Jackie Krasas Rogers, Catherine Hakim

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1. Introduction 2. The failure to predict 3. Causes of the new scenario 4. The polarisation of preferences and behaviour 5. Things are different in the younger generation 6. Heterogeneous preferences 7. Marriage markets and educational equality 8. Policy applications 9. Preferences among men 10. Conclusion

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Key concepts: Preference, Work (physics), Psychology, Sociology, Positive economics, Economics, Microeconomics, Engineering