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D. Le-cadre, analyse commun : le modèle néoclassique d'offre de travail individuelle adapté au cas des mères de jeunes enfants Modèles où la garde informelle n'est pas prise en compte, p.25

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. Le-rationnement-individuel-discret......, 52 1.2.2.2.1 L'adaptation à la garde d'enfants des modèles de files d'attente : les modèles de Viitanen et Chevalier, Wrohlich, p.53, 2003.

.. Et-exogène, La co-existence de plusieurs méthode de rationnement et la définition des règles de priorité remettent en cause l'hypothèse d'un ordre de priorité unique, p.78

L. 'impact,-dans-la-littérature and .. , des contraintes liées à l'offre locale de services de garde d'enfants, p.121

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.. Le-choix-d-'un-modèle-multiniveaux, 185 3.3.1.1 Des données groupées nécessitant le recours à une technique adaptée, p.185