A Cournot-Nash Model of Family Decision Making

By Zhiqi Chen, Frances R. Woolley. 2001

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Microfinance and Gender Empowerment (2012, neutral): “Therefore, the denominator in (10) is positive.”
Collective Household Models: Principles and Main Results (2003, neutral): “Other authors, on the contrary, suppose noncooperative household behaviour (see, e.g., Bourguignon, 1984, Kooreman and Kapteyn, 1990, Browning, 2000 and Chen and Woolley, 2001).”
Kinship, Incentives, and Evolution (2010, background): “In existing models with two-sided altruism, either only one agent is free to choose an effort (see Anne Laferrère and François-Charles Wolff 2006, for a recent survey), or there is no risk (Lindbeck and Weibull 1988, and Zhiqi Chen and Frances Woolley 2001).”
Sources of Technical Efficiency among Smallholder Maize Farmers in Southern Malawi (2007, methodology): “Alternative models to the neoclassical ‘unitary’ model of the household have been proposed in the literature (see Browning and Chiappori, 1994; Udry et al., 1995; Udry, 1996; Chen and Woolley, 2001).”
Formal and Informal Institutions and Development (2010, neutral): “…and immaterial benefits and can sometimes hinder the very possibility, as witnessed by the work on intra-household conflicts and unequal allocation (Chen & Woolley, 2001; Dobbelsteen & Kooreman, 1997; Lundberg & Pollak, 1994; Lundberg & Pollak, 2003; Schultz, 1990), by the exclusion at village…”