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In this video, the focus continues on omitted variable bias, using a new economic example related to the labor supply decisions of mothers. This discussion is based on a seminal paper titled "Children and Their Parents' Labor Supply: Evidence from Exogenous Variation in Family Size" by Josh Angrist and William Evans, published in 1998 in the American Economic Review. The video specifically examines the situation of a mother with at least two children, considering a heteronormative family structure while excluding the father's involvement from the analysis. The exploration centers on the implications of family size on mothers' labor supply decisions.