Essays on the Intra-Household Distribution of Wellbeing: Australian Mixed-Sex Couples at Key Life Course Stages

This thesis provides an intra-household analysis on the distribution of wellbeing to better understand the experiences of both men and women – ensuring that economic analysis and policy better represents their interests. Detailed examinations are undertaken to identify how men’s and women’s subjecti...

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Main Author: Kalsi, Jaslin Kaur
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2021
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/83905
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description This thesis provides an intra-household analysis on the distribution of wellbeing to better understand the experiences of both men and women – ensuring that economic analysis and policy better represents their interests. Detailed examinations are undertaken to identify how men’s and women’s subjective wellbeing is affected by changes in their work roles, by parenthood, and by retirement. The findings demonstrate gendered inequalities in wellbeing – thereby identifying the continued influence of gender norms within Australian households, often to the detriment of women’s wellbeing.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-839052023-05-22T07:40:27Z Essays on the Intra-Household Distribution of Wellbeing: Australian Mixed-Sex Couples at Key Life Course Stages Kalsi, Jaslin Kaur This thesis provides an intra-household analysis on the distribution of wellbeing to better understand the experiences of both men and women – ensuring that economic analysis and policy better represents their interests. Detailed examinations are undertaken to identify how men’s and women’s subjective wellbeing is affected by changes in their work roles, by parenthood, and by retirement. The findings demonstrate gendered inequalities in wellbeing – thereby identifying the continued influence of gender norms within Australian households, often to the detriment of women’s wellbeing. 2021 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/83905 Curtin University fulltext
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Essays on the Intra-Household Distribution of Wellbeing: Australian Mixed-Sex Couples at Key Life Course Stages
title Essays on the Intra-Household Distribution of Wellbeing: Australian Mixed-Sex Couples at Key Life Course Stages
title_full Essays on the Intra-Household Distribution of Wellbeing: Australian Mixed-Sex Couples at Key Life Course Stages
title_fullStr Essays on the Intra-Household Distribution of Wellbeing: Australian Mixed-Sex Couples at Key Life Course Stages
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title_short Essays on the Intra-Household Distribution of Wellbeing: Australian Mixed-Sex Couples at Key Life Course Stages
title_sort essays on the intra-household distribution of wellbeing: australian mixed-sex couples at key life course stages
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/83905