Measuring housework participation: the gap between ‘stylised’ questionnaire estimates and diary-based estimates

Publication type

ISER Working Paper Series

Series Number

2006-11

Series

ISER Working Paper Series

Author

Publication date

April 1, 2006

Abstract:

This paper forms part of the project “Gender, Time Allocation, and the ‘Wage Gap’” funded
by the ESRC Gender Equality Network. It has been greatly improved as a result of my
discussions with Professor Jonathan Gershuny. It has also benefited from comments received
from my Time Use Group colleagues, participants at the International Association for Time
Use Research Conference 2005, and seminar participants at the Institute for Social and
Economic Research.

Subject

Notes

working paper

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