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Title: Interrelation of Child Support, Visitation, and Hours of Work
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Veum, Jonathan R. |
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Interrelation of Child Support, Visitation, and Hours of Work Monthly Labor Review 115,6 (June 1992): 40-47. Also: http://stats.bls.gov/opub/mlr/1992/06/art4abs.htm Cohort(s): NLSY79 Publisher: U.S. Department of Labor Keyword(s): Child Care; Child Support; Fathers, Absence; Hispanics; Maternal Employment This article focuses on employment and other characteristics of mothers with custody of children, and of absent fathers, by father's child support payment and visitation practices, 1988. Data are from National Longitudinal Survey of Youth. It includes 5 tables that show mothers and absent fathers aged 23-31, by marital status, educational attainment, race, Hispanic origin, distance father lives from child and frequency of visits, whether employed in previous year, and annual earnings and hours worked; and mothers, by child care expenditures in last four weeks, and average expenditures; all by whether father pays child support and visits children, 1988. |
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Veum, Jonathan R. "Interrelation of Child Support, Visitation, and Hours of Work." Monthly Labor Review 115,6 (June 1992): 40-47.
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