Three Papers in Labor Economics

Alternative MMED Series assumption Becker's bends causality changes coefficients cohabitation comparative statics Comparison Consumption and Leisure Cornwell and Rupert costs of consumption cross-sectional MMED decline dependent variable Descriptive Statistics differences Divorced/Separated Conditional early imputation procedures Earnings Differential Series Economic endogenous equation estimate Figure fixed effects Full-Time/Full-Year Workers Gray heteroskedastic higher earnings household production household production function impact inconsistent information increase inputs Korenman and Blackburn Korenman and Neumark labor supply behavior labor supply curve log-earnings lower Male Marriage Earnings marital status Marriage Earnings Differential married and never median regression Meta-Analysis MFLFPR misclassification with inconsistent Nakosteen negative correlation negatively-sloped labor supply never married males NLSY non-reporters Non-Trimmed normal distribution outliers P₁ paper part-time or part-year percentage points Predicted Probabilities quantile Raw MMED sample selection significant skew standard deviations standard errors Stratton Survey Table tc(w Trimmed MMED series unearned income values wage offer work-status