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Why time cannot heal all wounds : personal wealth trajectories of divorced and married men and women

Kapelle, Nicole - 2021

Amid concerns of long-term economic consequences of divorce, cross-sectional research illustrated that ever-divorce men but particularly women hold less per capita wealth than continuously married spouses in older age. Using a longitudinal approach and unique personal-level wealth data from the...

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Analysing transitions in intimate relationships with panel data

Feldhaus, Michael; Preetz, Richard - In: Comparative population studies : CPoS ; open acess … 46 (2021), pp. 331-362

, marriage, divorce and repartnering. For every hypothesis, we will present findings from cross-sectional data and illustrate …

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Divorce, Women's Earnings, and Retirement Over the Life Course

Couch, Kenneth A. - 2013

Unanticipated changes in family composition can have long-lasting consequences for individuals. This chapter examines the long-term effects of marital dissolution on women's earnings and retirement. Using a longitudinal approach and a fixed-effects model, we consider three main questions. First,...

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Fertility restrictions and life cycle outcomes : Evidence from the one-child policy in China

Huang, Wei; Lei, Xiaoyan; Sun, Ang - In: The review of economics and statistics 103 (2021) 4, pp. 694-710

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Removing the stigma of divorce : happiness before and after remarriage

Lee, Sueheon - 2018

Many studies confirm that marriage does not have lasting effects on levels of happiness, whereas divorce induces … around the first marriage quickly returns to the initial baseline, remarriage generates a lasting increase. This paper …

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Educational assortative mating and couples' linked late-life employment trajectories

Visser, Mark; Fasang, Anette Eva - 2018

In the context of population aging and growing numbers of older workers and older couples, this study examines how educational assortative mating earlier in life is associated with the division of paid work later in life between partners of opposite-sex couples in the Netherlands. We observe 20...

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