Probability of Women Leaving Work After Marriage

Abstract

This study aims to analyse empirical studies regarding about the probability of women focusing on taking care of the household or remaining in the labour market after marriage. The method used in this research is descriptive method and explorative method from various literature reviews. Information obtained is related to economic, social, and demographic variables. A review of literature reviews shows variables such as children under five years of age, economic variables such as husband's income, education variables, women's working hours, and the area where women live affect the probability of women leaving the labour market after marriage.