THE WEALTH OF SINGLE WOMEN: MARITAL STATUS AND PARENTHOOD IN THE ASSET ACCUMULATION OF YOUNG BABY BOOMERS IN THE UNITED STATES

By Alexis Yamokoski, Lisa A. Keister. 2006

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Subfields: Accounting, Demography, Gender Studies

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In Accounting

1. Lisa A. Keister
2. Stephanie Moller
3. Kevin Zheng Zhou
4. Laura Poppo

In Demography

1. Lisa A. Keister
2. Kevin Zheng Zhou
3. Laura Poppo

In Gender Studies

1. Lisa A. Keister
2. Stephanie Moller

Citations in the corpus

• Conservative Protestants and Wealth: How Religion Perpetuates Asset Poverty1 (2008, background): “…(years), and marital status (in the prior year).8 I controlled for total household income (prior year, logged) from sources other than public assistance because 8 I found no differences between unmarried and married people, consistent with research on gender and wealth (Yamokoski and Keister 2005).”
• Wealth distribution within couples (2013, unknown): “Thus, when trying to identify wealth differences by gender, for example, studies typically limit the focus to one-person households only (e.g., Schmidt and Sevak 2006, Yamokoski and Keister 2006, Chang 2010).”