Economie du genre
(Catherine Sofer)
Année 2007-2008
Introduction : Les théories explicatives des inégalités
I – Les premiers modèles ( Becker, Arrow,…)
II – La discrimination statistique
III –Les approches récentes
Chapitre II –La mesure de la discrimination
I – La mesure Oaxaca-Blinder
II – Nouveaux développements
2ème partie : les inégalités hommes/femmes dans la famille
Introduction : la prise de décision dans la famille
Chapitre III – Les usages du temps
I – La production domestique et sa mesure : approche macroéconomique
II – Approches récentes de la production domestique
III – Le partage du temps
BIBLIOGRAPHIE
Chapitre 1
Bibliographie principale
Aigner, Denis & Cain Glen (1977), ‘Statistical Theories of Discrimination in the Labor Market’, Industrial and Labor Relations Review 30(2), 175-87.
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Cain, Glen (1986), The Economic Analysis of Labor Market Discrimination : A Survey, dans O. Ashenfelter & R. Layard, eds, ‘Handbook of Labor Economics’, Vol.1, Elsevier Publishing Company, pp. 693-785.
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Phelps, Edmund (1972), ‘The Statistical Theory of Racism and Sexism’, American Economic Review 62(4), 659–61.
Bibliographie secondaire
Bergmann, Barbara (1971), ‘Occupational Segregation, Wages and Profits When Employers Discriminate by Race and Sex’, Eastern Economic Journal 1 (Avril/Juillet), 103-110.
Black, Dan (1995), ‘Discrimination in a Equilibrium Search Model’, Journal of Labor Economics 13(2), 309-34.
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Lundberg, Shelly & Startz, Richard (1983), ‘Private Discrimination and Social Intervention in Competitive Labor Market’, American Economic Review 73(3), 340-347.
Oettinger, Gerald (1996), ‘Statistical Discrimination and the Early Career Evolution of the Black-White Wage Gap’, Journal of Labor Economics 14(1), 52–78.
Polachek, Solomon (1981), ‘Occupational Self-Selection : A Human Capital Approach to Sex Differences in Occupational Structure’, Review of Economics and Statistics 63(1), 60-69.
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Chapitre 2
Bibliographie principale
Albrecht, Björklund, Vroman (2003) : « Is there a Glass Ceiling in Sweden ? » Journal of Labor economics, vol 21, pp. 145-1777.
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Sofer, Catherine (1990), ‘La répartition des emplois par sexe : capital humain ou discrimination?’, Economie et Prévision 92/93, 77-85.
Bibliographie secondaire
Baker, Michael, Dwayne Benjamin, Andrée Desaulniers and Mary Grant (1995). "The Distribution of the Male/Female Earnings Differential, 1970-1990." Canadian Journal of Economics, vol. 28, no. 3, p. 479-500.
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Chapitre 3
Bibliographie principale
Apps, Patricia F., and Rees, Ray.(1997) "Collective Labor Supply and Household Production", Journal of Political Economy, 105, February: 178-190.
Aronsson, Thomas; Daunfeldt, Sven-Olov; and Wikström, Magnus. (2001)"Estimating intra-household allocation in a collective model with household production", Journal of Population Economics,14 no.4, December: 569-584.
Chadeau, Ann et Annie Fouquet (1981). " Peut-on mesurer le travail domestique ?", Économie et Statistique, no 36, 23-33.
Chiappori, Pierre-André. (1997)"Introducing Household Production in Collective Models of Labor Supply", Journal of Political Economy, 105, February: 191-209.
Fitzgerald, John, Swenson, Matthew et Wicks, John (1996) “Valuation of Household Production at Market Prices and Estimation of Production Functions” Review of Income and Wealth Series 42, Number 2: 165-180.
Goldschmidt-Clermont, Luisella and Pagnossin-Aligisakis, Elisabetta (1995) “Measures of unrecorded economic activities in fourteen countries” UNDP,Background Papers for the Human Development Report, New York: Oxford UP, 105-155.
Fouquet, Annie (2001) « Le travail domestique : du travail invisible au gisement d'emploi », in Laufer (ed.), Masculin-féminin : questions pour les sciences de l'homme, PUF.
Rapoport, B.Sofer, C. Solaz, A.(2003) “Household Production in a Collective Model : Some New Results” TEAM Working Papers (2003), Cahiers de la MSE, Université Paris 1-Panthéon-Sorbonne.
Chapitre 4
Bibliographie principale
Feminist Economics : 2000-2007