Altruism, Exchange or Indirect Reciprocity: What Do the Data on Family Transfers Show?

By Luc Arrondel, A. Masson. 2006

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Subfields: Accounting, Gender Studies, Sociology and Political Science

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In Accounting

1. François-Charles Wolff
2. Anne Laferrère
3. Bruno Arpino

In Gender Studies

1. François-Charles Wolff
2. Anne Laferrère
3. Bruno Arpino
4. Alice Goisis
5. Arnstein Aassve

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1. François-Charles Wolff
2. Anne Laferrère
3. Bruno Arpino
4. Alice Goisis
5. Arnstein Aassve

Citations in the corpus

• Grandparenting and mothers√≠ labour force participation: A comparative analysis using the Generations and Gender Survey (2012, background): “…focussing on the importance of time transfers from parents to adult children, highlighting their positive effect on the participation rates of the latter (Chiuri 2000; Del Boca 2002; Bratti 2003; Pagani and Marenzi 2008; Arrondel and Masson 2006; Dimova and Wolff 2008; Dimova and Wolff 2011).”
• Microeconomic models of family transfers (2006, background): “In this Handbook, Arrondel and Masson (2005) is closely related.”