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Fig 1.

The tripartite life-course model.

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Table 1.

Welfare regimes and working age life-courses.

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Table 2.

Number, gender, and birth cohort of respondents, by country.

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Table 3.

Frequencies of activities by gender, pooled time-series (in percent).

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Fig 2.

Dendrogram for the clusters among men.

The model fit is 0.36 Point Biserial Correlation, 0.26 Average Silhouette Width, 1 872 Calinski-Harabasz index using squared distances, 0.51 Hubert’s Somers’ D, and 0.19 Hubert’s C.

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Fig 3.

Dendrogram for the clusters among women.

The model fit is 0.79 Point Biserial Correlation, 0.61 Average Silhouette Width, 16 932 Calinski-Harabasz index using squared distances, 0.91 Hubert’s Somers’ D, and 0.05 Hubert’s C.

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Fig 4.

Working age life-course clusters among men.

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Fig 5.

Working age life-course clusters among women.

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Table 4.

Working age life-course clusters by country, gender and cohort (in percent).

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Table 5.

Within-country differences in working age life-course clusters, by welfare regime (in percent).

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Fig 6.

The life-course models suggested by the data.

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