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Two thirds of all Indian women have migrated for marriage, around 300 million women, but little is known about this … its causes. Contrary to conventional wisdom, marriage migration does not contribute to risk sharing. Nor is it driven by …
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Why do some men father children outside of marriage but not provide support? Why are some single women willing to have … children outside of marriage when they receive little or no support from unmarried fathers? Why is this behavior especially … common among blacks? To shed light on these questions, we develop and estimate a dynamic equilibrium model of marriage …
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Despite recent advances in data collection and the growing number of empirical studies that examine private intergenerational transfers, there still exist significant gaps in our knowledge. Who transfers what to whom, and why do they it? I argue that some of these gaps could be filled by...
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Despite recent advances in data collection and the growing number of empirical studies that examine private intergenerational transfers, there still exist significant gaps in our knowledge. Who transfers what to whom, and why do they it? I argue that some of these gaps could be filled by...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005102668
We develop and estimate an empirical collective model with endogenous marriage formation, participation, and family … labor supply. Intra-household transfers arise endogenously as the transfers that clear the marriage market. The intra …-household allocation can be recovered from observations on marriage decisions. Introducing the marriage market in the collective model …
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