Integrating GB and US census microdata for studying the impact of family migration on partnered women's labour market status.

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Authors Boyle, P;Cooke, T;Halfacree, K;Smith, D;
Journal international journal of population geography : ijpg
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Migration United States social sciences europe americas demographic factors developed countries economic factors north america northern america population population dynamics women northern europe research methodology united kingdom human resources labor force--women research report labor migration census population statistics family and household family characteristics couples

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