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later-born children. Taken together, these patterns are consistent with a reputation model of strategic parenting. …
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later-born children. Taken together, these patterns are consistent with a reputation model of strategic parenting. …
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study interactions of parenting style and peer effects in a model where children's skill accumulation depends on both …
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household production model suggests that the possibility of jointly supplying parenting to twins helps explain those differences. …
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This paper investigates one explanation for the consistent observation of a strong, negative correlation in the United States between income and obesity among women, but not men. We argue that a key factor is the gendered expectation that mothers are responsible for feeding their children. When...
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