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Projections of households and household populations by household size propensities
Journal of the Australian Population Association, 1992"This paper describes a method for constructing projections of numbers of households of various types and the numbers of people in that structure. The method uses the concept of household size propensity.... Using data from the 1981 and 1986 Censuses and population projections to the year 2011, the method produces projections of Australian households ...
D S, Ironmonger, C W, Lloyd-smith
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Household Labor in Intergenerational Households
Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1995The study of household labor has grown dramatically in recent years. Researchers have investigated how husbands and wives divide household labor, how this division is influenced by paid work, and whether husbands and wives feel the distribution is fair. However, little attention has been given to other household members.
Glenna Spitze, Russell Ward
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1993
Last October several bizarre coincidences led to the death of a 16-year-old Japanese exchange student in a suburb of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The student and his American friend, looking for a Halloween party, missed the correct house by a few doors and rang the wrong doorbell.
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Last October several bizarre coincidences led to the death of a 16-year-old Japanese exchange student in a suburb of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The student and his American friend, looking for a Halloween party, missed the correct house by a few doors and rang the wrong doorbell.
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2018
Even if infectious diseases that occur in the home are mild and self-limiting, they may represent a significant economic and social burden. It is important that the home environment, particularly where at-risk groups live and are cared for, provides a primary line of defence against bacterial growth and contamination.
Presterl, Elisabeth +4 more
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Even if infectious diseases that occur in the home are mild and self-limiting, they may represent a significant economic and social burden. It is important that the home environment, particularly where at-risk groups live and are cared for, provides a primary line of defence against bacterial growth and contamination.
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Households' Portfolio Diversification [PDF]
STUDI ECONOMICI, 2010 This paper performs an efficiency analysis of households portfolios based on the comparison of observed portfolios with the mean-variance frontier of assets returns. Data on household portfolios are drawn from a representative sample of the Italian population with at least a bank account.
JAPPELLI, TULLIO, Julliard C., Pagano M.
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Household savings in China [PDF]
Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies, 2011 The domestic saving rate in China is the highest in the world and it surpasses the investment share in GDP, which is also very high by international standards. This excessive saving results in a large current account surplus. Understanding why the Chinese save so much is a central issue in the debate on global imbalances.
Riccardo Cristadoro, Daniela Marconi
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Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 2009 I propose a life‐cycle model where a finitely lived risk‐averse household finances its housing investment by opting to provide a down payment. Given that the household may default, risk‐neutral lenders efficiently charge a default premium to hedge against expected losses. This has two major consequences.
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The household, household economics and housing
Housing Studies, 1997Abstract It is clear that in the 1990s the literature on the housing related aspects of the household and household economics has grown and diversified. Progress is being made in the development of theory, conceptualisation and micro‐studies. This paper is set in the foregoing context and it adds ideas and new dimensions to the value of work done by ...
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1992
Many people believe that without the family (modern) society would disintegrate. Indeed in recent years much has been written about the future of the family, and social trends such as the rising divorce rate, and the increased visibility of single parenthood and homosexuality, have given rise to concerns that the family is in a state of crisis.
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Many people believe that without the family (modern) society would disintegrate. Indeed in recent years much has been written about the future of the family, and social trends such as the rising divorce rate, and the increased visibility of single parenthood and homosexuality, have given rise to concerns that the family is in a state of crisis.
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