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Eldercare in the United States: Inadequate, Inequitable, but Not a Lost Cause

  • care work
  • care policies
  • eldercare
Abstract

Eldercare, like other forms of care work, is often taken for granted and undervalued. The burdens as well as the failures of providing care for the elderly are often borne disproportionately by women.

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Warm Hands in Cold Age – On the Need of a New World Order of Care

  • Spain
  • unpaid care
  • eldercare
  • Germany
Abstract

The world is aging as fertility and mortality are both decreasing. This article focuses on practical care work for the elderly.

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Taking Its Toll: The Influence of Paid and Unpaid Work on Women's Well-Being

  • health
  • unpaid care
  • care giving
Abstract

This paper examines gender differences in the impact of paid and unpaid productive activities on well-being.

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Mothers’ Milk and Measures of Economic Output

  • health
  • Childcare
Abstract

Thoughtful economists have long been aware of the limitations of national accounting and GDP in measuring economic activity and material well-being.

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Do Economic Reforms InfluenceHome-Based Work? Evidence from India

  • household economics
  • labor markets
  • gender inequality
Abstract

This paper analyzes the factors that influence the conditions under which a woman in India participates as a home-based worker using secondary level data at the micro level.

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  1. The Challenge of Obtaining Quality Care: Limited Consumer Sovereignty in Human Services
  2. Parental Care and Married Women's Labor Supply in Urban China
  3. Valuing Parental Childcare in the United Kingdom
  4. Time Pressed and Time Poor: Unpaid Household Work in Guatemala

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