The Dynamics of Families’ Long-Term Care Arrangements—Who Takes Care of Our Elderly in the Long Run?
As the population ages, many families face decisions about how to care for elderly relatives. In a recent publication, Bridget
Read moreAs the population ages, many families face decisions about how to care for elderly relatives. In a recent publication, Bridget
Read moreIn India, policy-makers have looked to population control as a means of increasing resources per capita and reducing widespread poverty.
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Read moreA myriad of studies find that later-born children have worse educational and labor market outcomes as adults than their older
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Read more“First-born children have better thinking skills, study says” in The Guardian highlights JHR-published study that finds parenting behavior results in
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