Claims: The Effect of School Disruptions on Parental Labor Supply: Evidence from Canadian Panel Data -- by Dean R. Lillard, Joseph J. Sabia, Zihao Sheng, Casey Warman

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1. title: The Effect of School Disruptions on Parental Labor Supply: Evidence from Canadian Panel Data -- by Dean R. Lillard, Joseph J. Sabia, Zihao Sheng, Casey Warman (alleges; supported) Source
2. url: https://www.nber.org/papers/w35432#fromrss (alleges; supported) Source
3. summary: This study explores the effects of COVID-19 school closures on labor market outcomes of Canadian parents of school-aged children. Using newly collected data on grade-level-specific school closures across 141 Canadian cities along with individual-level panel data from the Labour Force Survey, difference-in-differences estimates provide robust evidence that restrictions on in-person schooling reduced employment among partnered mothers of school-aged children by approximately 2 percentage points. F… (alleges; supported) Source