wide range of outcomes of children of mothers who were exposed in-utero including income, education, employment, and … affected and their children. We find that on average, the famine had negative echo effects on second-generation outcomes. These …

wide range of outcomes of children of mothers who were exposed in-utero including income, education, employment, and … directly affected and their children. We find that on average, the famine had negative echo effects on second …

employed to study this effect. The paper finds that the cognitive abilities of children born to rural famine fathers were … affected and that the impact is more pronounced in girls than in boys, whereas children born to female survivors are not …

-food consumption on children's body mass index. In addition to our finding of different characteristics between children who eat fast … children in each of the two groups. …

findings show that children born in prefectures more exposed to an exogenous change in international trade policy experienced a …

Informal eldercare is often supplied by family members, more so in Asia than in the West. Children and their parents as … children of the needy elderly can possibly give to their spouses. A second implication discussed here is that the provision of … Western countries and between two Indian regions. Daughters-in-law in the rural North of India provide more eldercare than …

children of mothers who were exposed in-utero and in early-life including income, education, and employment, indicators that … areas, and by exploiting rich data on those directly affected and their children, we find that on average, the famine had …