This article empirically investigates how the transition to a market economy affected the relationship between motherhood and labour force outcomes in Poland. We estimate different probit models on two panel datasets covering a three-year period before the reform (1987–1989) and a three-year period afterwards (1994–1996). Contrary to a priori expectations, our findings indicate that during transition young children were much less of a deterrent to the employment probability of their mother than they were before transition

Women's Employment, Children and Transition: an Empirical Analysis on Poland / E. Bardasi; C. Monfardini. - In: ECONOMICS OF TRANSITION. - ISSN 0967-0750. - STAMPA. - 17(1):(2009), pp. 147-173. [10.1111/j.1468-0351.2009.00346.x]

Women's Employment, Children and Transition: an Empirical Analysis on Poland

MONFARDINI, CHIARA
2009

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This article empirically investigates how the transition to a market economy affected the relationship between motherhood and labour force outcomes in Poland. We estimate different probit models on two panel datasets covering a three-year period before the reform (1987–1989) and a three-year period afterwards (1994–1996). Contrary to a priori expectations, our findings indicate that during transition young children were much less of a deterrent to the employment probability of their mother than they were before transition
2009
Women's Employment, Children and Transition: an Empirical Analysis on Poland / E. Bardasi; C. Monfardini. - In: ECONOMICS OF TRANSITION. - ISSN 0967-0750. - STAMPA. - 17(1):(2009), pp. 147-173. [10.1111/j.1468-0351.2009.00346.x]
E. Bardasi; C. Monfardini
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