1Apps, P. F. &- R. Rees(1997),“Collective labor supply andhousehold Production”,Journal of Political Economy, 105(1):178-190.
2Barmby. T N. Smiths(2001),“Household labour supply inBritain and Denmark”,Applied Economics 33: 1109 -1116.
3Becker, G. (1965), “Theory of the allocation of lime,,,TheEconomic Journal 75:493 - 517.
4Beninger, D. et al(2007),“Welfare analysis of a tax reformfor Germany,,,Journal of Population Economics 20(4):869-893.
5Berg, E. (1967),44Backward-sloping labor supply functionin dual economies: the Africa case,,,Quarterly Journal ofEconomics 15:468 - 492.
6Bernal, R. &- A. Fruttero(2008),“Parental leave policies,intra- household time allocations and children’s humancapital”,Journal of Population Economics 21:779 - 825.
7Bingley, P. I. Walker(2001),“Household unemploymentand the labour supply of married women’’,Economica 68:157-185.
8Bloemen, H. G. (2009) , “An empirical model of collectivehousehold labour supply with non-participation”,The E-conomic Journal 120: 183 - 214.
9Borjas, G, (2003),“Welfare reform, labor supply, andhealth insurance in the immigrant population,,,Journal ofHealth Economics 22(6) :933 -958.-Borjas,G. (2011),“Social security eligibility and the laborsupply of older immigrants”,Industrial and Labor Rela-tions Review 64(3) :485 -501.
10Brencic V. &- D. Young(2009),“Time-saving innovations,time allocation, and energy use: Evidence from Canadianhouseholds,,,Ecological Economics 68(11) :2859 - 2867.
