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increasing the liquidity available to young men after marriage. We hypothesize that one cost of migration is the disruption of …This paper examines whether an important cultural institution in India - dowry - can enable male migration by … confirms that migration rates are higher in areas with stronger historical dowry traditions. Finally, exploiting a large …
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par rapport au passé. Même si la forte migration de travail venue d’Europe de l’Est a contribué à la hausse du taux d …
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Norwegian registry data is used to investigate the location decisions of a full population cohort of young adults as they complete their education, establish separate households and form their own families. We find that the labor market opportunities and family ties of both partners affect these...
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This chapter explores immigrant labor market adjustment by first describing methodological and theoretical considerations central to the analysis of earnings growth and occupational mobility. When no restrictions are placed on entry earnings or earnings growth, an inverse relationship between...
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insurance to their members. Unique panel data providing information on income, assets, gifts, loans, consumption, marriage, and … migration are used to link caste networks to household and aggregate mobility. Our key finding, consistent with the hypothesis …
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More than 80% of Italian men aged 18-30 live with their parents. We argue that one contributing factor to this remarkably high rate of cohabitation is parents’ tastes for co-residence. In order to investigate the role of parental preferences, we estimate the effect of exogenous changes in...
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Many countries impose restrictions on some immigrants' job mobility, likely reducing their wages. We quantify such effects for Mexican-born men in the U.S. by recognizing that immigrants who marry U.S. natives receive expedited “green cards” (Permanent Residency). Robust IV estimates...
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Payments at the time of marriage, which are ubiquitous in developing countries, can be substantial enough to impoverish … prompted legislation against them in several jurisdictions. Marriage payments are often a substitute for investment in female …
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beyond increasing the divorce rate. They can influence female labor supply, marriage and fertility rates, child well …
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