Competing Demands from Aging Parents and Adult Children in Two Cohorts of American Women [0.03%]
来自美国两代妇女的年老父母和成年子女的相互竞争的需求分析
Emily E Wiemers,Suzanne M Bianchi
Emily E Wiemers
In late middle age, individuals may face competing demands on their time and financial resources from elderly parents and young adult children. This study uses the Panel Study of Income Dynamics to examine changes over time in the probabili...
Thomas Anderson,Hans-Peter Kohler
Thomas Anderson
While new empirical findings and theoretical frameworks provide insight into the interrelations between socioeconomic development, gender equity, and low fertility, puzzling exceptions and outliers in these findings call for a more all-enco...
WHO TAKES CARE OF WHOM IN THE U.S.? EVIDENCE FROM MATRICES OF TIME TRANSFERS BY AGE AND SEX [0.03%]
美国照料体系的性别和年龄差异——基于时间转移矩阵的证据
Denys Dukhovnov,Emilio Zagheni
Denys Dukhovnov
Non-monetary intergenerational transfers of time, such as informal care time transfers, represent a largely unknown, yet pivotal component of the support system in a country. In this article, we offer estimates of time transfers, by age and...
Linda G Martin
Linda G Martin
Ronald Lee,Sang-Hyop Lee,Andrew Mason
Ronald Lee
Valeria Cetorelli
Valeria Cetorelli
This article provides the first detailed account of recent fertility trends in Iraq, with a particular focus on the changes resulting from the 2003-2011 war and the factors underlying them. The study is based on retrospective birth history ...
Changing Patterns of the Floating Population in China during 2000-2010 [0.03%]
中国流动人口的时空变化(2000—2010年)
Zai Liang,Zhen Li,Zhongdong Ma
Zai Liang
Using data from the 2000 and 2010 Chinese Population Censuses and applying a consistent definition of migration, this paper examines changing patterns of China's floating population during 2000-2010. We find that during the first decade of ...
Sarah K Cowan
Sarah K Cowan
Two Decades of Negative Educational Selectivity of Mexican Migrants to the United States [0.03%]
墨西哥移民到美国二十年的教育选择性消极趋势
Michael S Rendall,Susan W Parker
Michael S Rendall
Immigration is commonly considered to be selective of more able individuals. Studies comparing the educational attainment of Mexican immigrants in the United States to that of the Mexican resident population support this characterization. U...
Anatomy of a Municipal Triumph: New York City's Upsurge in Life Expectancy [0.03%]
城市胜利的解剖学：纽约市人均预期寿命的提升
Samuel H Preston,Irma T Elo
Samuel H Preston
Over the period 1990-2010, the increase in life expectancy for males in New York City was 6.0 years greater than for males in the United States. The female relative gain was 3.9 years. Male relative gains were larger because of extremely ra...