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Who Should Bring Home the Bacon? How Deterministic Views of Gender Constrain Spousal Wage Preferences
Despite the rise of dual-income households in the United States and a narrowing of the nation’s gender wage gap, we find that many men and women still prefer the husband to be the primary breadwinner. To help explain intra-marital wage preferences, we argue for a new construct, gender determinism, w
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