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8 October 2009

Andaluz, Joaquín and Marcén, Miriam and Molina, José Alberto (2009): Dynamics of intrahousehold bargaining.

Marcén, Miriam and Molina, José Alberto (2009): Informal Caring-Time and Caregiver Satisfaction.

12 August 2011

González-Val, Rafael and Marcén, Miriam (2011): Unilateral divorce vs. child custody and child support in the U.S.

31 October 2011

González-Val, Rafael and Marcén, Miriam (2011): Breaks in the breaks: an analysis of divorce rates in Europe.

2013

Marcén, Miriam (2013): The effect of culture on self-employment.

3 March 2013

Marcén, Miriam and Bellido, Héctor (2013): Teen Mothers and Culture.

14 July 2013

Bellido, Héctor and Marcén, Miriam (2013): Divorce laws and fertility decisions.

12 December 2014

Marcén, Miriam (2014): The impact of the Bosman ruling on the market for native soccer players.

23 February 2015

González-Val, Rafael and Marcén, Miriam (2015): Club classification of US divorce rates.

23 March 2015

González-Val, Rafael and Marcén, Miriam (2015): Divorce and the Business cycle: A cross-country analysis.

28 April 2015

Marcén, Miriam and Bellido, Héctor (2015): Spaniards in the wider World.

9 February 2016

Bellido, Héctor and Marcén, Miriam (2016): Fertility and the Business Cycle: The European Case.

20 September 2016

Bellido, Héctor and Marcén, Miriam (2016): On the relationship between BMI and marital dissolution.

9 December 2016

Marcén, Miriam and Molina, Jose Alberto and Morales, Marina (2016): The effect of culture on the fertility decisions of immigrant women in the United States.

17 March 2017

Marcén, Miriam and Morales, Marina (2017): Remain single or live together: Does culture matter?

5 August 2017

González-Val, Rafael and Marcén, Miriam (2017): Unemployment, Marriage, and Divorce.

13 July 2018

Marcén, Miriam and Morales, Marina (2018): Air passengers during the economic crisis: The Spanish case.

22 December 2019

Marcén, Miriam and Morales, Marina (2019): The effect of same-sex marriage legalization on interstate migration in the United States.