The Effects of Time Use Surveys on the Labor Market

O'Diel looks at all the ways people end up doing very real work, yet not getting paid for it. In just about every facet of daily living, there's these holes where time just sort of leaks out. The longer the workday, the shorter the everything else day - that means less time for sleep and less time to relax. O'Diel: If I was from a global South County, I would say infrastructure might be different. But in terms of things that could benefit us,  I hope that things will be better.