Interdependence between female employment and fertility in Hungary

B. Barta, A. Klinger, Miltenyi K. and Vukovich G.

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Working paper on the interrelationship between employment of women workers and fertility in Hungary. Discusses occupational structure, trends (1949-1980), wage structure, factors affecting fertility (incl. standard of living, occupational status, educational level, urbanization, infant and child mortality, family and maternity benefits), and the impact of labour force participation on marital status, family and time budget. Bibliography.

Keywords: employment; women workers; fertility.; occupational structure; trend; wage structure; standard of living; occupational status; educational level; urbanization; infant; children; mortality.; family benefit.; maternity benefit; labour force participation; marital status; family.; time budget; emploi; travailleuses; fécondité; structure de l'emploi; tendance; structure du salaire; niveau de vie; statut professionnel; niveau d'enseignement; urbanisation; nourrisson; enfants; mortalité; prestations familiales; prestations de maternité; taux d'activité; situation matrimoniale; famille; budget temps; empleo; trabajadoras; fecundidad; estructura del empleo; tendencia; estructura de los salarios; nivel de vida; posición profesional; nivel educativo; urbanización; niño de pecho; niños; mortalidad; prestaciones familiares; prestaciones de maternidad; tasa de actividad de mano de obra; estado civil; familia; atribución de tiempo (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 40 P. pages
Date: 1983
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Published in World Employment Programme Research working paper. WEP 2-21, Population and Labour Policies Programme

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