Extended Families and Child Well-being
Published By: BREAD on eSS | Published Date: November, 01 , 2014Using rich longitudinal survey data from the Indonesia Family Life Survey (IFLS), evidence is
presented on the relationship between three measures of health- and education-related human capital
of children and the distribution of resources among extended family members. IFLS is ideally suited
for this research since the survey collects detailed information about income and wealth from both coresident
and non co-resident family members.
Author(s): Daniel LaFave, Duncan Thomas | Posted on: Nov 17, 2014 | Views(746) | Download (1079)