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Preface
Acknowledgments
1 Introduction
Organization of the Book
The StanfordTodai Comparison
Japanese and U.S. Labor Markets for University Graduates
Legal Commitments to Gender Equity in the Labor Market in the
United States and Japan
Higher Education in Japan and the United States
Tokyo University and Stanford University
2 The Women and Men of Stanford and Todai: Survey
Procedures, Demographics, Educational Attainment, Occupations, and
Employment
Surveying the Graduates
Demographics of the Graduates
Education
Occupations of the Graduates
Employment Status
Commitment to Paid Work
Summary of Major Findings
AppendiX
3 What Influences the Earning of the Graduates?
Theories About Earnings
The Graduates' Earnings Compared with Those of Their
Contemporaries
The Graduates' Earnings and Hours Employed
Determinants of Earnings
Gender Differences in Earnings
Summary of Major Findings
AppendiX
Decomposition of the Gender Earnings Differential
4 How Did the Graduates Combine Career and Marriage?
Couples' Decisions About Combining Work and Family: A Theoretical
Framework
Combining Two Careers
Women Who Became FullTime Homemakers
Who is Responsible for Doing Household Tasks?
Satisfaction with Household Task Arrangements
Bargaining Power, Hours of Paid Work, and Household Task
Arrangements in TwoEarner Couples
The Relationship Between Household Task Arrangements, Number of
Hours of Paid Work, and Earnings
Egalitarian, Traditional, and "Hybrid" Families
Occupational Differences
Summary of Major Findings
AppendiX
5 How Did the Graduates Care for TheirChildren?
Employment Status of Graduates Who Were Parents
The Decision to Have a Child
How the Gradautes Cared for Their Children
Fathers who Actively Participated in Child Care
Summary of Major Findings
6 Looking to the Future
How Accurate Are the Graduates' Predictions About Their Own Future
Earnings Likely to Be?
The Graduates' EXpectations
Determinants of EXpected Earnings
Analysis of Gender Differences in EXpected Earnings
Summary of Major Findings on Graduates' EXpectations
7 Major Findings and Policy Recommendations
Major Findings of the Study
Policy Recommendations
Conclusion
AppendiX: List of Tables
Notes
References
IndeX
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