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...James R. Lincoln Abstract The proposition that ties between home offices and branch plants constitute a form of metropolitan dominance is evaluated by examining the dependence of these two forms of manufacturing organization on selected characteristics of the 110 largest SMSAs. The predictor...

... medical insurance program (8MI) is not a social insurance system like HI and OA8DI, but rather it is an individual, voluntary insurance pro- gram with government subsidy. The bene- fits provided relate primarily to physician services, regardless of whether in home, office, or hospital; they also include...

... sets are used for the analysis for the years 2017 and 2018. Data from the UK settled and presettled status scheme are added to make an additional comparison. These data come from the UK Home Office. This scheme allows European migrants already residing in the UK to apply for presettled status...

...: Department of the Interior, Census Office (1897:lxi); U.S. Census Office (l902:cxxiv); U.S. Bureau of the Census (1922: 1251, 1933:1348, 1984:1-12, I999b:2). 'Refers to immigrants who reported speaking a non-English language at home. "Refers to immigrants who reported speaking only English at home. though...

...Albert Chevan Abstract Housing went through a major transition between 1940 and 1980 as the proportion of home owners nearly doubled. This article examines how that change took place. Compositional changes in the population and process changes led by post–World War II housing policies and programs...

.... , & Wagner , M. ( 2010 ). Union dissolution and mobility: Who moves from the family home after separation? . Journal of Marriage and Family , 72 , 1263 – 1273 . 10.1111/j.1741-3737.2010.00763.x Office for National Statistics (ONS) . ( 2009 ). Social trends (No. 39) . ( 2009 ). Basingstoke, UK...

...: (a) reduction of work in the home (Bowen and Finegan, 1969; Cain, 1966; Mincer, 1962) and (b) higher educational attainment levels, which have made market work more appealing rela- tive to the alternatives of housework, child rearing, voluntary work, or leisure (Bowen and Finegan, 1969). Concurrent with all...

... in a homesteading county in Montana (U.S. Children’s Bureau Publication No. 34) . Washington, DC : Governmental Printing Office . Selden , C. A. ( 1922 ). The most powerful lobby in Washington . Ladies Home Journal , 39 , 95 . Sherbon , F. B. , & Moore , E. ( 1919 ). Maternity...

... Press, 1967). NATIONAL ORGANIZATION EFFORT The National Committee for Popula- tion started 8 centers in 1955. These Na- tional Organization (NO) centers num- Table 5.-HoME AND HOSPITAL DELIV- ERIES IN THE SHATBY HOSPITAL, BY YEAR, 1961-66 4,137 5,206 5,318 5,157 4,437 4,132 737 641 508 408 348 251 Home...

.... , & Moore J. C. ( 1976 ). National Childcare Consumer Study 1975. 4 Volumes . Washington : Office of Child Development, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare . Shortlidge R. L. ( 1975 ). Child Care and the Need for Day Care Centers and Homes in 1971 Dual Careers: A Longitudinal...

... Office . Zimmer , Basil G. ( 1955 ). Participation of migrants in urban structures . American Sociological Review , 20 , 218 – 224 10.2307/2088329 . DEMOGRAPHY Volume 7, Number 4 November 1970 HOME OWNERSHIP, LlFE CYClE STAGE, AND RESIDENTIAl MOBILITY Aiden Speare, Jr, Population...

... Goldscheider , F. K. , & DaVanzo , J. ( 1986 ). Semiautonomy and leaving home in early adulthood . Social Forces , 65 , 187 – 201 . 10.2307/2578942 Graham , S. N. ( 1979 ). 1900 Public Use Sample: User’s Handbook . Seattle : University of Washington, Center for Studies...

... of years for age and education on the basis of category midpoints. Type of dwelling (T) is a dummy variable on which respondents re- ceived a score of 0 if they owned or were buying a home in 1960, a score of 1 other- wise. Our measures of type of dwelling, wife's age, and fertility are measured...

... and Leaving the Parental Home." Journal of Marriage and the Family 51:605-13. Newcomer, S. and J.R. Udry. 1987. "Parental Marital Status Effects on Adolescent Sexual Behavior." Journal of Marriage and the Family 49:235-40. Office of Population Censuses and Surveys. 1990. Marriage and Divorce Statistics, 1837...

...Harriet B. Presser 13 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1989 1989 Child Care Work Schedule Parental Leave Married Mother Unmarried Mother References Ambry , M. ( 1988 ). At home in the office . American Demographics , 10 , 30 – 33 . Belsky...

... and in relation to other income. 9 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1995 1995 Educational Attainment Educational Outcome Child Support Intact Family Current Population Survey Data References Aquilino W.S. ( 1991 ). Family Structure and Home-Leaving: A Further...

... as the older generation, both of which are involved in deciding who lives with whom. 13 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1989 1989 Living Arrangement Home Ownership Married Child World Fertility Survey Population Reference Bureau References Abaya , A. G. ( 1982...

... is 32,500, of which 2,800 are nonwhite. Much of the analysis is lim- ited to the 22,000 wives who have at least one child under age 18 at home. There are five classes of variables: (1) labor force-mainly, the proportion currently employed (omitting the un- employed) and earnings, but also several measures...

... . New York : John Wiley and Sons, Inc . Chang H. C. ( 1973 ). Iowa’s Population: Past, Present, and Future . Ames : Iowa Agriculture and Home Economics Experiment Station, Iowa State University . Davis Kingsley ( 1963 ). The Theory of Change and Response in Modern Demographic...

... Relative Square Characteristics Personsa Class Samplingb Responsea Biasc Error (1) (2) (3) (4) (5 ) (6) Language spoken in home 7,500 100.0 English only 5,820 77 .6 .00055 .00107 .00358 .00520 French 75 1.0 .18074 .00000 .08810 .26884 German 218 2.9 .04962 .04503 .28790 .38255 Polish 120 1.6 .10503 .08183...