By 2006, the authors found, "relative wages and relative education levels went back almost exactly to their pre-1930s levels".
Stratton and Gupta (2008) therefore propose to look at relative education instead when analyzing the effect of bargaining on leisure time.
2Spouses' relative age, relative income, relative education, relative wages are examples of distribution factors that have been studied in the literature (Browning et al. 2012; Chiappori et al.2002; Lundberg and Pollak 1996; Oreffice 2011; Vermeulen 2002).
The second set of data tools (Company Report) provides a similar analytics profile but about your organisation and those that you would like to compare against it in areas like relative education levels and schools of the respective workforces; which skills employees have or don't have; and so on.
These relative education measures are constructed for the two genders separately; the female member of the couple compares herself with the local female labour force and similarly the male member of the couple compares himself with the local male labour force.
Dimensions of relationship inequality focused on in this study include spouses' relative earning, spouses' relative education, and spouses' relative age.
I knew nothing at all of Broyard's private life of his family, parents, siblings, relatives, education, friendships, marriage, love affairs and yet the most delicately private aspects of Coleman Silk's private life constitute practically all of the story narrated in "The Human Stain".
a) Sociodemographic variables: Age, habitat status (living alone, living with family, living in nursing houses), type of habitat (rural or urban regions), family status, number of children, number of centenarian first degree-relatives, education, income and smoking (yes, no, occasionally).
Seventy-two percent in the intervention group and 68% in the comparison group reported that they had earlier experience of mental illness (own, friends, relatives, education, work experience) with no significant difference between the groups.
Adjustment for confounding by reference age, verified history of breast cancer in first-degree relatives, education, country of birth, state, marital status, BMI, height, age at menarche, number of live births, and use of oral contraceptives was made as in previously published case control analyses (McCredie et al, 1998; Hopper et al, 1999).
As Table 1 shows, the Canadian social planner has chosen four criteria relative to "education" in a wide sense (Education, Language, Experience and Age), as our theoretical approach does.
