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Displaying Publications 31 - 60 of 346 in total

  1. Working mums happier than stay-at-home moms

    Alison L. Booth and Jan C. van Ours

  2. Having children 'makes you miserable'

    Alison L. Booth and Jan C. van Ours

  3. Kids don't make Britain's mums and dads happy

    Alison L. Booth and Jan C. van Ours

  4. Parents in doldrums

    Alison L. Booth and Jan C. van Ours

  5. Working mothers 'happier than full-time mums'

    Alison L. Booth and Jan C. van Ours

  6. Mothers 'are happier' having job

    Alison L. Booth and Jan C. van Ours

  7. Recent changes in intergenerational mobility in Britain

    Jo Blanden and Stephen Machin

    1. Social Stratification
    2. Social Mobility

  8. Care in a new welfare society: unpaid care, welfare and employment

    Sophie Moullin

    1. Labour Market
    2. Welfare Benefits
    3. Social Policy
    4. Caregiving

  9. So what do working women want? Flexibility

    Alison L. Booth and Jan C. van Ours

  10. Fawcett's new research reveals women and debt paradox

    Jenny Westaway and Stephen McKay

  11. Divorce 'costs wives'

    Jenny Westaway and Stephen McKay

  12. Married men more likely to save

    Jenny Westaway and Stephen McKay

  13. Inequality and poverty re-examined

    Stephen P. Jenkins and John Micklewright

  14. New vascular disease quality of care study findings have been reported by researchers at Maastricht University

    Wim Groot and Henriette Maassen van den Brink

  15. No such thing as 'the poor'

    Noel Smith and Sue Middleton

  16. The joy of letting go

    Mike Murphy

  17. Living apart together

    John Ermisch

  18. Does it pay to be nice? Personality and earnings in the UK

    Guido Heineck

    1. Psychology
    2. Wages And Earnings

  19. Projecting the demand for qualifications: a review

    Anne Gasteen and John Houston

    1. Education
    2. Labour Market
    3. Social Policy

  20. Struggle over the pie? The gendered distribution of power and subjective financial well-being within UK households

    Jerome De Henau and Susan Himmelweit

    1. Income Dynamics
    2. Well Being

  21. Job satisfaction and family happiness: the part-time work puzzle

    Alison L. Booth and Jan C. van Ours

    1. Labour Economics
    2. Well Being

  22. Working women

    Alison L. Booth and Jan C. van Ours

  23. Why the happiest women work part-time

    Alison L. Booth and Jan C. van Ours

  24. Happiest women work part-time

    Alison L. Booth and Jan C. van Ours

  25. Women happier 'if they work part-time': study

    Alison L. Booth and Jan C. van Ours

  26. Women happier 'if they work part-time'

    Alison L. Booth and Jan C. van Ours

  27. Women happier if they work part-time

    Alison L. Booth and Jan C. van Ours

  28. Women happier if they work part-time

    Alison L. Booth and Jan C. van Ours

  29. Warning on effect of house prices

    Richard Boreham and James Lloyd

  30. Research says low paying jobs damage future employment prospects

    Mark B. Stewart

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