During 1992–1995, 430 Danish couples were recruited after a nationwide mailing of a letter
to 52, 255 trade union members who were 20–35 years old, lived with a partner, and had no …

… sexual orientation as a risk indicator for suicide have … risk estimates for suicide among
same-sex married individuals in the Danish studies seem to be higher than the excess risks …

… The Danish data show even greater … Danish IPH cases were even more likely (71%)
than the Thames Valley cases (54%) to have had no prior recorded police contact as a couple …

… with relationship dissolution among Danish couples. The use of … the Danish Time Use Survey
provided data on 3,434 couples … The first model includes only our main indicator of interest, …

… Next, we have an indicator variable for the presence of … couple. Combined with the restricted
freedom of mothers, this may lead to a higher likelihood of dissolution for Danish couples …

… in a couple increases the risk of divorce, we are likely to underestimate the effect health has
on divorce risk … That is because we fail to identify part of the couples in poor health if we only …

We exploit time diary data for couple households in Denmark and the United States to examine
the impact alternative measures of intrahousehold bargaining power have upon different …

… all Danish couples into … Couples in a relationship but not married or living together were
not included in this definition. Ending a relationship was defined as divorce for married couples …

… partly covered by either Danish social security or private insurance, whereas couple therapy
or … Thus in this study, we expected the prevalence of relationship help-seeking in the Danish …

… We show that couples who are less prone to divorce are more prone to invest in children, …
In the structural model, we find that the effect of the birth indicator for the first birth is positive, …