Handbook of Population and Family Economics, vol. 1A and 1B
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Category:
Reference
Title:
Handbook of Population and Family Economics, vol. 1A and 1B
Editor:
Rosenzweig, Mark R.
Stark, Oded
Publisher:
Amsterdam, Netherlands : Elsevier Science
Publication Year:
1997
Call Number:
HB 849.41 .H25 1997
Chapters:
- Introduction: population and family economics. Rosenzweig, Mark R.
Stark, Oded. pp1-17.
- A survey of theories of the family. Bergstrom, Theodore C.. pp21-79.
- The formation and dissolution of families: why marry? Who marries whom? And what happens upon divorce. Weiss, Yoram. pp81-123.
- Intrahousehold distribution and the family. Behrman, Jere R.. pp125-187.
- Intergenerational and interhousehold economic links. Laitner, John. pp189-238.
- The cost of children and the use of demographic variables in consumer demand. Van Praag, Bernard M.S.
Warnaar, Marcel F.. pp241-273.
- The economics of fertility in developed countries. Hotz, V. Joseph
Klerman, Jacob Alex
Willis, Robert J.. pp275-347.
- Demand for children in low income countries. Schultz, T. Paul. pp349-430.
- New findings on secular trends in nutrition and mortality: some implications for population theory. Fogel, Robert William. pp433-481.
- Determinants and consequences of the mortality and health of infants and children. Wolpin, Kenneth I.. pp483-557.
- Mortality and morbidity among adults and the elderly. Sickles, Robin C.
Taubman, Paul. pp559-643.
- Internal migration in developed countries. Greenwood, Michael J.. pp647-720.
- Internal migration in developing countries. Lucas, Robert E.B.. pp721-798.
- Economic impact of international migration and the economic performance of migrants. Lalonde, Robert J.
Topel, Robert H.. pp799-850.
- International migration and international trade. Razin, Assaf
Sadka, Efraim. pp851-887.
- The economics of individual aging. Hurd, Michael D.. pp891-966.
- The economics of population aging. Weil, David N.. pp967-1014.
- Demographic variables and income inequality. Lam, David. pp1015-1059.
- Population dynamics: equilibrium, disequilibrium, and consequences of fluctuations. Lee, Ronald D.. pp1016-1115.
- Growth models with endogenous population: a general framework. Nerlove, Marc
Raut, Lakshmi K.. pp1117-1174.
- Long-term consequences of population growth: technological change, natural resources, and the environment. Robinson, James A.
Srinivasan, T.N.. pp1175-1298.
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