A Study on Spanish female labour supply with job offer restrictions

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      <subfield code="a">This paper analyses female working time taking into account restrictions on hours. Moreover, we compare two different specifications of employment opportunities. The first one assumes that the probabilities of receiving different fob offers are constant whereas in the second one we incorporate the hypothesis that these probabilities depend on individual characteristics. The model stimated using a sample of Spanish women from the "Encuesta Piloto sobre Ganancias y Subempleo" (1990)</subfield>
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