On the Empirical Implementation of Some Game Theoretic Models of Household Labor Supply

Peter Kooreman and Arie Kapteyn

Journal of Human Resources, 1990, vol. 25, issue 4, 584-598

Abstract: This paper discusses some issues in the empirical implementation of game theoretic models of household labor supply. In particular we focus on the identification problems inherent in many of these models. As an illustration, we estimate a game theoretic model which uses data on preferred working hours as additional identifying information.

Date: 1990
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