“…Working outside the home increases a woman's participation in family decisions (Qualls, 1982;Rosen & Grandbois, 1983) in accordance with economic theory. But, contrary to common economic modeling, working outside the home does not appear to alter the distribution of work within the home (Allen & Walker, 2000;Berk & Berk, 1979;Meissner, Humpheys, Meis, & Scheu, 1975;Pleck & Rustad, 1980;Thompson & Walker, 1989). Even when men are responsible for cooking, the wife still determines what is cooked and when (DeVault, 1977).…”