The implementation of Gary Becker’s (1965) time allocation model is hampered by the fact that values of the different time uses are usually not observed. In practice, one often assumes that the value of time is uniform across time uses by using market wages. This approach implies a fundamental identification problem. We demonstrate that the identification problem can be solved if production shifters are available.publisher: Elsevier articletitle: A simple identification strategy for Gary Becker’s time allocation model journaltitle: Economics Letters articlelink: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.econlet.2015.11.006 content_type: article copyright: Copyright © 2015 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.status: publishe
Systems analyses frequently require estimates of the average time that it takes to perform repetitiv...
This article deals with the topic of correct time allocation. At the same time, the solutions of thi...
bstract. In a modern and more complex society, in which there are not borders between the profession...
The implementation of Gary Becker’s (1965) time allocation model is hampered by the fact that values...
The implementation of Gary Becker's (1965) time allocation model is hampered by the fact that values...
Beckers (1965) paper, "A Theory of the Allocation of Time" revolutionized the modeling of ...
This thesis attempts to do a survey of the economic literature about the theories of allocation of t...
This paper analyzes the role of time in a search model of the labor market and argues that whether t...
The renewal of the consumer theory has permitted the treatment of time as an economie good. Gary S. ...
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International audienceTime is money! Applying this common saying to their own sphere of activity, ec...
The supply of effort on the job has been virtually ignored as a component of the effective supply of...
This paper describes the derivation and the econometric calibration of a joint time assignment-mode ...
WP 2006-08 January 2006JEL Classification Codes: D910; H390; H550This paper incorporates the phenome...
Systems analyses frequently require estimates of the average time that it takes to perform repetitiv...
This article deals with the topic of correct time allocation. At the same time, the solutions of thi...
bstract. In a modern and more complex society, in which there are not borders between the profession...
The implementation of Gary Becker’s (1965) time allocation model is hampered by the fact that values...
The implementation of Gary Becker's (1965) time allocation model is hampered by the fact that values...
Beckers (1965) paper, "A Theory of the Allocation of Time" revolutionized the modeling of ...
This thesis attempts to do a survey of the economic literature about the theories of allocation of t...
This paper analyzes the role of time in a search model of the labor market and argues that whether t...
The renewal of the consumer theory has permitted the treatment of time as an economie good. Gary S. ...
URL des Documents de travail : https://centredeconomiesorbonne.cnrs.fr/publicationsDocuments de trav...
URL des Documents de travail : http://centredeconomiesorbonne.univ-paris1.fr/Documents de travail du...
International audienceTime is money! Applying this common saying to their own sphere of activity, ec...
The supply of effort on the job has been virtually ignored as a component of the effective supply of...
This paper describes the derivation and the econometric calibration of a joint time assignment-mode ...
WP 2006-08 January 2006JEL Classification Codes: D910; H390; H550This paper incorporates the phenome...
Systems analyses frequently require estimates of the average time that it takes to perform repetitiv...
This article deals with the topic of correct time allocation. At the same time, the solutions of thi...
bstract. In a modern and more complex society, in which there are not borders between the profession...