Titlebook: Allocating Public and Private Resources across Generations; Riding the Age Waves Anne H. Gauthier,C. Y. Cyrus Chu,Shripad Tuljapurk Book 20

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Stability and Change in Patterns of Intergenerational Transfers in Taiwan,sons have been expected to bear the major responsibility for regular care and support of their parents. Ageing parents’ coresidence with a married son has been a dominant and preferred living arrangement.

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Demographic Events and the Timing of Monetary Transfers: Some Evidence from Germany,fers to that individual. Since the efficacy of publicly provided social security benefits, including nonmonetary transfers like health care, is the focus of a major public policy debate, a better understanding of the motives underlying intergenerational transfers has become imperative.

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