Durham e-Theses
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Essays on leisure, habits, and labour market participation.
This thesis investigates individuals’ labour–leisure decisions through an empirical analysis and two theoretical models, based respectively on habit formation and reference-dependent preferences, and argues that a relationship exists between the time devoted to each activity and a corresponding refe
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