which, in turn, depends primarily on husband's and wife's education.The production of C is not accomplished directly through inputs of time and goods but by way of two home-produced factors, numbers of children 3 The analysis is complicated, but the major results remain unchanged for homogeneous production functions of degrees other than one.4 To simplify the model, households are assumed to consist of a husband, a wife, and children only; that is, other adult members are not considered.Also, throughout this study, the terms "male time" and "female time" are used interchangeably with "husband's time" and "wife's time" and should not be confused with hired male and female time.I =
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Dennis N. De Tray (1973) studied this question.