The Effect of Health Insurance on Married Female Labor Supply

Thomas C. Buchmueller; Robert G. Valletta

doi:10.2307/146302

journal article Jan 01, 1999

The Effect of Health Insurance on Married Female Labor Supply

Thomas C. Buchmueller Robert G. Valletta

The Journal of Human Resources Vol. 34 No. 1 pp. 42 · JSTOR

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Published: Jan 01, 1999
Vol/Issue: 34(1)
Pages: 42

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Thomas C. Buchmueller

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Robert G. Valletta

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Thomas C. Buchmueller, Robert G. Valletta (1999). The Effect of Health Insurance on Married Female Labor Supply. The Journal of Human Resources, 34(1), 42. https://doi.org/10.2307/146302

The Effect of Health Insurance on Married Female Labor Supply

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