一、中文部份
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20.劉克智﹐「台灣農家勞動力運用及調配的決定因素」﹐台灣人力資源會議論文﹐中央研究院﹐第419-445頁。
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24.劉鶯釧，1988,「有偶婦女勞動參與的多重選擇模型」，經濟論文叢刊，16:2，第133至174頁。25.劉鶯釧，1992,「台灣的婦女勞動供給」，華嚴教授紀念論文集，台大經濟系。
26..羅明哲﹐1993,「台灣兼業農家農場經營與家計行為之研究」﹐中興大學農業經濟系。
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