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The Baby Boom and World War II: A Macroeconomic Analysis
Matthias Doepke
,
Moshe Hazan
, Yishay Maoz
School of Economics
Northwestern University
University of Haifa
National Bureau of Economic Research
Centre for Economic Policy Research, London
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World War II
100%
Female Labor Supply
100%
Macroeconomic Analysis
100%
Adulthood
50%
Calibrated Model
50%
Labor Market
50%
Young Women
50%
Labor Supply
50%
Endogenous Fertility
50%
High Demand
50%
Having children
50%
Government Debt
50%
Female Labor Force Participation
50%
Labor Market Competition
50%
Participation Decision
50%
Baby Bust
50%
Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Model
50%
Female Labor
50%
Social Sciences
World War II
100%
Macroeconomics
100%
Labour Supply
100%
Labor Market
66%
fertility
66%
USA
33%
Labor Force Participation
33%
Female Labor Force
33%
Equilibrium Model
33%
Market Competition
33%