2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.labeco.2010.09.003
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Sexual orientation and household decision making.

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“…More recently, the focus has shifted to considering various aspects of same-sex partnership or marriage. The impacts on different-sex marriage rates and fertility have been examined (Dillender, 2014;Trandifir, 2015), as have those on employment (Burn, 2018;Delhommer, 2020;Sansone, 2019); partners' labor supply and household bargaining (Hansen, Martell, & Roncolato, 2020;Oreffice, 2011), including effects of taxation (Isaac, 2018); and even on mental health (Anderson et al, 2021) and sexually transmitted diseases (Francis, Mialon, & Peng, 2012). 1 All of these considerations are important in understanding the position of this minority group in American society and generally.…”
Section: Introduction and The Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recently, the focus has shifted to considering various aspects of same-sex partnership or marriage. The impacts on different-sex marriage rates and fertility have been examined (Dillender, 2014;Trandifir, 2015), as have those on employment (Burn, 2018;Delhommer, 2020;Sansone, 2019); partners' labor supply and household bargaining (Hansen, Martell, & Roncolato, 2020;Oreffice, 2011), including effects of taxation (Isaac, 2018); and even on mental health (Anderson et al, 2021) and sexually transmitted diseases (Francis, Mialon, & Peng, 2012). 1 All of these considerations are important in understanding the position of this minority group in American society and generally.…”
Section: Introduction and The Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Until recently, data editing procedures in prior waves of the census and American Community Surveys, such as changing the sex or marital status of same-sex partners, made it difficult to identify same-sex couples in the data. viii Oreffice (2011) and Antecol and Steinberger (2013) use the 2000 decennial census to study bargaining power in unmarried same-sex couples and labor supply differences relative to different-sex couples, respectively. Oreffice (2011) estimates greater bargaining power for richer and younger partners in same-sex couples, and Antecol and Steinberger (2013) find that children explain 52% of the hours gap between female secondary earners in different-and same-sex couples.…”
Section: Economic Research On Same-sex Couples and Lgbt Individualsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…viii Oreffice (2011) and Antecol and Steinberger (2013) use the 2000 decennial census to study bargaining power in unmarried same-sex couples and labor supply differences relative to different-sex couples, respectively. Oreffice (2011) estimates greater bargaining power for richer and younger partners in same-sex couples, and Antecol and Steinberger (2013) find that children explain 52% of the hours gap between female secondary earners in different-and same-sex couples. Stevenson (2012) and Alm, Leguizamon, and Leguizamon (2014) use the American Community Survey to predict labor supply and federal tax revenue consequences of same-sex marriage legalization.…”
Section: Economic Research On Same-sex Couples and Lgbt Individualsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Áttekintésünk most azokra a tanulmányokra fókuszált, ahol a háztartások vagy heteroszexuális párkapcsolatokra épültek vagy erre épülő többgenerációs családi viszonyokat vizsgáltak, így közelítettük meg a társadalmi nem fogalmát. A szakirodalomban az elmúlt 15 évben jelentek meg olyan tanulmányok, amelyek az azonos nemű párok közti alkumodelleket vizsgálták vagy arra épültek, jellemzően heteroszexuális párokhoz viszonyítva, kvantitatív elemzések révén és kis mintán (például: Grossbard-Jepsen 2008, Klawitter 2008, Oreffice 2011. A háztartáson belüli nemi viszonyokat vizsgáló elemzésekre reflektáló kritikák az interszekcionális elemzések felé való elmozdulást tartják kívánatosnak, azaz, hogy ne csak a nemi, hanem más hatalmi dimenziók beemelésével is elemezzék a kutatók a háztartáson belüli hatalmi dinamikákat (Bolt-Bird 2013).…”
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