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This paper bridges the financial market and the marriage market using a reference-dependent mechanism. Male-biased sex … reference level of marriage expenditure for such families. Using the 2013 China Household Finance Survey data, we find that a 0 …
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Although there are over one million same-sex couple households in the United States, there has not been much research on their investment attitudes and behavior. This study uses datasets from the combined 1992, 1995, 1998, and 2001 Surveys of Consumer Finance to compare same-sex couples to other...
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This paper challenges the idea that farmers revert to subsistence farming when confronted with violence from civil war … with civil war violence in their home communities increase export and cash crop growing activities, invest more in public …
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This paper challenges the idea that farmers revert to subsistence farming when confronted with violence from civil war … are confronted with civil war violence in their home communities increase export and cash crop growing activities, invest …
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The financial risk tolerance of married couples was examined in order to determine if assertiveness impacted their financial decisions. Education, gender, asset ownership, relative income, and the wife's cohort were considered to ascertain the possible influence of these factors on a couple's...
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