HILDA Survey Research Conference 2005 - Papers

 

The following papers were presented at the HILDA Survey Research Conference 2005, The University of Melbourne, 29-30 September, 2005.

• Baxter, J.
  
  Pathways into Marriage: Life Course Patterns and the Domestic Division of Labour
• Baxter, J.
  
  The Employment Dynamics of Women with Not-employed Partners
• Black, D.
  Workforce Transitions Following Unemployment: Analysis Using HILDA Waves 1-3
• Bradbury, B.
  
  Income and Separation
• Breunig, R.
  
  Financial Difficulty and Australian Families: What Do We Learn From HILDA?
• Buddelmeyer, H.
  
  The Effect of Smoking Ban Regulations on Individual Smoking Rates
• Cai, L.
  
  Health and Labour Force Status of Older Working-age Australian Men
• Carroll, N.
  
  Explaining Unemployment Duration in Australia
• Chalmers, J.
  
  Part-time Work and Women's Careers: Advancing or Retreating?
• Dockery, M.
  
  Mental Health and Labour Force Status in Australia
• Edwards, R.
  
  Maternity Leave and the Evidence for Compensating Wage Differentials in Australia
• Evans, M.
  
  Marital Biographies and Subjective Well Being: The Effect of De Facto Status Differs for the Never Married and the Divorced
• Gibbings, J.
  
  Family Life Events and Mothers' Employment Transitions
• Haisken-DeNew, J.
  
  Down (Under) in the Dumps: Incidence and Impact of Clinical Depression in Australia
• Haynes, M.
  
  Methods for Categorical Longitudinal Survey Data: Understanding Employment Status of Australian Women
• Headey, B.
  
  A Framework for Assessing Poverty, Disadvantage and Low Capabilities in Australia
• Kee, H.
  
  Glass Ceilings or Sticky Floors? Exploring the Australian Gender Pay Gap Using Quantile Regression and Counterfactual Decomposition Methods
• Leigh, A.
  
  Permanent Income Inequality: Australia, Britain, Germany and the United States Compared
• Lynn, P.
  
  Assessing and Communicating the Quality of Longitudinal Surveys
• Marks, G.
  
  Accounting for Wealth Differences in Australia
• McLean, P.
  
  Three Dimensions of Retirement - Aspirations, Expectations and Outcomes
• McNamara, J.
  
  Persistence of Problems with Childcare: Evidence from the HILDA Survey
• Mood Roman, C.
  
  Take-up Down Under: Hits and Misses of Means-tested Benefits in Australia
• Smith, K.
  
  Housing and the Household Wealth Portfolio: The Role of Location
• Starick, R.
  
  Income Imputation in the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey
• Tesfaghiorghis, H.
  
  Men and Women's Fertility Differences in Achieved Fertility, Expectations and Intentions: A HILDA Survey Based Analysis
• Ulker, A.
  
  Marital Distruptions, Home-ownership and Housing Satisfaction in Australia: Evidence from the HILDA
• van Ours, J.
  
  Does Part-time Work Make the Family Happier?
• Venn, D.
  
  Transitions Between Full-Time and Part-Time Employment Across the Lifecycle
• Watson, I.
  
  The Earnings of Casual Employees: The Problem of Unobservables
• Weston, R.
  
  Pathways from Cohabitation
• Wooden, M.
  
  The Existence and Persistence of Long Work Hours
• Wooden, M.
  The HILDA Survey: Progress and Future Developments
• Yu, P.
  
  Higher Education, the Bane of Fertility: An Investigation with the HILDA Survey