Family labor supply, commuting time, and residential decisions: The case of the Tokyo Metropolitan Area
作者： Yukiko Abe
DOI: 10.1016/J.JHE.2010.12.001
关键词: Real estate 、 Work (electrical) 、 Economics 、 Metropolitan area 、 Labour economics
摘要: Abstract In this paper, I build a model of family labor supply and residential choices that explicitly incorporates the full-time or part-time work decisions married women. The can explain why women’s participation patterns in vary significantly areas are geographically close but differ real estate prices. suggests high commuting costs could be one main obstacles for employment places like Tokyo Metropolitan Area.
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