2007
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1080532
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Determinants of Child Care Participation

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“…This generates the observed correlation between income and childcare use, which is in fact spurious as both measures are affected by the labour market participation of the parents. This explanation of the access is convincing and supported by the empirical evidence (Van Lancker and Ghysels, 2012; Bonoli and Vuille, 2013;Coneus et al, 2007).…”
Section: Literature and Hypothesessupporting
confidence: 57%
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“…This generates the observed correlation between income and childcare use, which is in fact spurious as both measures are affected by the labour market participation of the parents. This explanation of the access is convincing and supported by the empirical evidence (Van Lancker and Ghysels, 2012; Bonoli and Vuille, 2013;Coneus et al, 2007).…”
Section: Literature and Hypothesessupporting
confidence: 57%
“…However, after controlling for labour market participation, a social bias remains. For instance, Bonoli and Vuille (2013) show that, controlling for the number of hours worked by the mother, 3 higher income groups are still more likely to have their children in centre-based care while immigrants from Southern and Eastern Europe are less likely (Bonoli and Vuille, 2013: 35;Coneus et al (2007)) show that, after controlling for maternal employment, the likelihood of children being in a childcare centre still increases with the education level of the mother and with both parents being of German nationality, though not with household income. Van Lancker found that a substantial income effect persists in most EU countries when considering only children with employed mothers (Van Lancker, 2013).…”
Section: Literature and Hypothesesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ahora bien, los resultados del estudio indican que las desigualdades en las solicitudes según los estudios de la madre y su pareja se mantienen en el acceso, una vez controlado por su situación socioeconómica. Esta importancia de los estudios de la madre para explicar el EM va en línea con los resultados en Coneus et al (2007). Además, hemos encontrado que los sistemas de acceso también parecen perjudicar a madres nacidas fuera de España.…”
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“…Como se ha mencionado antes, los estudios empíricos han conceptualizado y categorizado el EM respecto a los ingresos de la familia (Bonoli y Vuille, 2013: 35;Abrassart y Bonoli, 2015), los estudios de la madre (Coneus et al, 2007) y la categoría laboral de la madre (Pavolini y Lancker, 2018). La razón de las desigualdades se puede derivar tanto de las características de la demanda, esto es, las condiciones socioeconómicas y aspectos culturales de las madres o familiares, como de las características de la oferta, especialmente en cuanto a disponibilidad y coste.…”
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