Search Results for German Woman

... in the German Socio-Economic Panel Survey, and found that RSF had considerably better predictive accuracy than conventional regression models. The man's and the woman's life satisfaction and the woman's percentage of housework were the most important predictors of union dissolution; several other variables (e.g...

... Household Panel Surve Wage Penalty German Woman Work Interruption References Albrecht J.W. , Edin P.-A. , Sundström M. , & Vroman S.B. ( 1999 ). Career Interruptions and Subsequent Earnings: A Reexamination Using Swedish Data . Journal of Human Resources , 34 , 294...

...). The median German woman experiences a slightly bigger drop (44%) than her U.S. counterpart (37 German government tax and transfer policy mitigates these changes somewhat by leaving the median German man with about the same small drop in post-tax and transfer family income as his U.S. counterpart...

... of church affiliation, we use any signiftcant participation as justifying our lifelong assignment of the woman to one church or another. The majority of the German settlers were Lutherans, with a signiftcant number of Catholics and some German Methodists (Table 1). German Catholics consistently numbered...

... the total number of children as well as the share of women who were childless by birth cohort and by whether the woman was ever “treated” or was part of the control group. For example, we find that among the western German 1950–1959 cohorts, the average number of children is 1.7—a figure that is very close...

... potential of, and routes to, recovery from initial losses. Drawing on German Socio-Economic Panel data (1984–2021) on women in marital and cohabiting unions ( N ∼ 27,000 women, N ∼ 3,400 divorces and separations), we use fixed-effects regression models and event-history models to analyze changes...

...John Knodel Abstract Examination of the reproductive histories of a sample of German married couples during the 18th and 19thcenturies provides insights into behavioral changes involveo in the shift from natural fertility to deliberate marital fertility control. A simple accounting scheme is used...

... the early stages of fertility transition: The experience of German village populations in the 18th and 19th centuries . Demography , 24 , 143 – 162 . 10.2307/2061627 McDonald , P. ( 1984 ). Nuptiality and Completed Fertility: A Study of Starting, Stopping and Spacing Behavior . Voorburg...

... a complementary set of analyses examining pre-partnering patterns. I used the German Family Panel ( pairfam ), release 11.0 ( Brüderl et al. 2020 ), a longitudinal survey data set containing detailed yearly information on individuals' sociodemographic profile, preferences, and values, as well...

... analysis of stop- ping and spacing behavior in a sample of German villages in the past: (1) the use of the mother's age at last birth is sensitive to spacing and therefore is not a pure measure of stopping behavior and (2) the use of a modified version of a decomposition technique developed by McDonald...

... ), 226 – 32 . 10.2307/2135759 Knodel J. ( 1974 ). The Decline of Fertility in Germany, 1871–1939 . Princeton : Princeton University Press . Knodel J. ( 1986 ). Demographic Transitions in German Villages . In A. J. Coale , & S. C. Watkins (Eds.), The Decline...

... Between a Woman’s Fecundity and That of her Mother . Journal of Biosocial Science , 17 , 437 – 443 . 10.1017/S0021932000015947 Le Bras , H. ( 1973 ). Parents, Grands-parents, et Bisaieux . Population , 28 , 9 – 38 . 10.2307/1530968 Pearson , K. , & Lee...

... to farmers relative to women married to men with professional, managerial, and sales occupations were approximately one-half of those observed in a recent analysis of the 1900 IPUMS sample (Dribe et al. 2014a ). The observed 8 % to 22 % higher marital fertility rates among Irish-, German-, and British-born...

...: Evidence from Age Patterns of Fertility in Europe and Asia.” . Population Studies , 31 ( 2 ), 219 – 49 . 10.2307/2173916 Knodel John ( 1979 ). “From Natural Fertility to Family Limitation: The Onset of Fertility Transition in a Sample of German Villages.” . Demography , 16 ( 4 ), 493...

... Decline in Prussia 349 Although incorporated into the German Empire in 1871, Prussia maintained its own statistical office and continued to publish a wealth of data until the office was disbanded in the early 1930s. The most detailed data were published from 1875 to 1910. The data used in this analysis...

... ). The Effects of Family Policies in the German Democratic Republic: A Re-Evaluation . Population: An English Selection , 2 , 127 – 40 . Ní Bhrolcháin M. ( 1992 ). Period Paramount? A Critique of the Cohort Approach to Fertility . Population and Development Review , 18 , 599 – 629 . 10.2307...

... in Dublin, Belfast, and other county boroughs of Ireland in 1911. 30 12 2010 © Population Association of America 1988 1988 Parity Distribution Marital Fertility Fertility Control Irish Woman Natural Fertility References Barrett , J. C. , & Brass , W. ( 1974...

... . American Journal of Epidemiology , 150 , 957 – 62 . Brockmann , H. ( 2001 ). Girls Preferred? Changing Patterns of Sex Preferences in the Two German States . European Sociological Review , 17 , 189 – 202 . 10.1093/esr/17.2.189 Brunborg , H. ( 1987 ). Gutt eller jente?” [Boy...

... and the German Association for the Scientific Study of Population, 3–7 September. Brody E.M. ( 1985 ). Parent care as a normative family stress . The Gerontologist , 25 , 19 – 29 . Caldwell J.C. ( 1982 ). The Theory of Fertility Decline . New York : Academic Press . Cates W...

... , 47 – 72 . 10.2307/2174354 Guo, Guang and Germán Rodríguez. 1991. “Estimating a Multivariate Proportional Hazard Model via the EM Algorithm, with an Application to Child Survival in Guatemala.” Working Paper 91–11, Office of Population Research, Princeton University. Hobcraft, John. 1987...