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more income elastic than public goods, as we document in the paper, an increase in income endogenously leads to smaller … number of children. …
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percentage point increase in house prices, when children are 17-years-old, results in roughly 0.8 percent higher annual income … for the children of homeowners, and 1.2 percent lower annual income for the children of renters. Additional analysis shows … that the children who benefit the most from rising house prices are those whose parents are liquidity constrained …
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This paper presents a dynamic model of the decision to pursue a college education in which students face uncertainty … about their future income stream after graduation due to unobserved heterogeneity in their innate scholastic ability. After … students matriculate and start taking exams, they reevaluate their expectations about succeeding in college and may find it …
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pandemic transfers disproportionately benefited households with children, buffering them from earnings losses at the pandemic … cash transfers, while discretionary spending was influenced more by pandemic-specific factors beyond household income. Our … results also offer preliminary evidence that households with children had a higher marginal propensity to consume during the …
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