Racial Intermarriage and Household Production
Racial Intermarriage and Household Production
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种族通婚和家庭生产
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发表时间：
2014
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通讯作者：
E. Stancanelli
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作者：
S. Grossbard;Ignacio Gimenez Nadal;José Alberto Molina;Hans Bloemen;Eugene Choo;Delia Furtado;Hidehiko Ichimura;Evelyn Lehrer;Aki Matsui;Shoshana Neuman;Arjan Non;Joseph Sabia;E. Stancanelli
在美国，做家务的时间是否因不同种族或同一种族的夫妇而异？2003-2009年的美国时间利用调查数据进行了分析，样本为白色和黑人男性和女性受访者。我们发现，嫁给黑人的白色女性每天花在家务上的时间要比全是白色婚姻中的女性少0.4个小时，这与孩子对她们家务时间的影响相当。对白色男性的调查结果也表明，与黑人女性在一起时，他们做家务的时间要少于与全是白色女性在一起时。相反，如果黑人和白人在一起，他们似乎比全是黑人的夫妇做更多的家务。结果是敏感的时间使用是否在工作日或周末，夫妇结婚与否，就业状况，以及黑人的替代定义。在美国，种族通婚在家务劳动时间上的差异似乎更为普遍。比外国出生的。
In the United States do hours of household work vary by whether individuals are in different-race or same-race couples? American Time Use Survey data for years 2003-2009 are analyzed for samples of white and black male and female respondents. We find that white women married to black men devote 0.4 fewer hours per day to chores than their counterparts in all-white marriages, which is comparable to the effect of a child on their hours of chores. Findings for white men also indicate that they work less at housework when in couple with black women than when in all-white couples. Conversely, blacks appear to do more chores if they are in couple with whites than when in all-black couples. Results are sensitive to whether time use was measured on weekdays or weekends, couples were married or not, employment status, and alternative definitions of black. Racial intermarriage differentials in hours of household work seem to be more prevalent among the U.S.-born than the foreign-born.
影响因子：
3.8
作者：
S. Bianchi;John P. Robinson;Melissa A. Milke
通讯作者：
S. Bianchi;John P. Robinson;Melissa A. Milke