The "Male Breadwinner Model" is a social structural framework within household history that designates the adult male as the primary, and often sole, income earner responsible for financially supporting the nuclear family, thereby distinguishing it from dual-earner or female-breadwinner household arrangements.
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Gender and the Development of Welfare Regimes
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