2013
DOI: 10.5771/0342-300x-2013-5-338
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Auswirkungen von Kindererziehung auf Erwerbsbiografien und Alterseinkommen von Frauen

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“…The authors conclude that the negative effect of motherhood in Britain might stem from the traditional division of labour within married couples rather than representing a general motherhood penalty in retirement income. The results of Frommert, Heien and Loose (2013) for Germany again differ, showing that child care has a negative impact on the pension income of women, especially if it is related to long periods of employment interruption or part-time work. To sum up, it is likely that mothers do not achieve lower retirement incomes per se , but rather as a consequence of disadvantages in previous labour market participation.…”
Section: Theory and Previous Researchmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…The authors conclude that the negative effect of motherhood in Britain might stem from the traditional division of labour within married couples rather than representing a general motherhood penalty in retirement income. The results of Frommert, Heien and Loose (2013) for Germany again differ, showing that child care has a negative impact on the pension income of women, especially if it is related to long periods of employment interruption or part-time work. To sum up, it is likely that mothers do not achieve lower retirement incomes per se , but rather as a consequence of disadvantages in previous labour market participation.…”
Section: Theory and Previous Researchmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Previous research on women's retirement income mainly focuses on a few selected countries such as the United Kingdom and Germany (Dewilde 2012; Evandrou and Glaser 2003; Fasang, Aisenbrey and Schömann 2013; Frommert, Heien and Loose 2013; Sefton et al . 2011).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…kommen von Männern und Frauen (gender pay gap) (Boll 2010;Beblo et al 2009), die finanzielle Unabhängigkeit von Frauen sowie deren finanzielle Absicherung im Alter (gender pension gap) (Frommert et al 2013;Strauß 2010). Eine Erhöhung der Erwerbsquoten von Frauen dürfte zudem mittelfristig zur Abmilderung des zu erwartenden Fachkräftemangels beitragen (Fuchs/Zika 2010).…”
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