This paper analyzes how variables that shape intrahousehold bargaining relate to spouses'
labor supply. We estimate a collective model using data from the EU-SILC over 2004–2019 …

After a disaster, the population undertakes a series of actions aimed at saving and rescuing
other people who may be in danger, as well as the gathering of goods considered …

This paper examines household decisions over long-term care insurance (LTCI) purchases
through a bargaining lens. Long-term care insurance purchase is a discrete decision around …

Using data from the Survey of Health, Ageing, and Retirement in Europe (SHARE)(2004,
2006, 2011, 2013 and 2015), we analyse the determinants of adult children's transfers of …

The mental labor is the combination of cognitive and emotional labor, which is performed
predominantly by women. It consists of anticipating needs, identifying options, making …

Management strategies are typically associated with economic goals and neglect how
women's daily lives incorporate non-economic goals. To illustrate this point, the paper draws …

This study evaluates the effects of labour force participation on the share of private
expenditure for cultural and recreational goods and services. We consider a panel of …

Most studies that explore collective models of intra-household decision-making use
economic outcomes such as human capital, earnings, assets, and relative income shares as …

This study investigates the association between women's empowerment and childhood
obesity in China using Generalized Propensity Score Matching (GPSM) Analysis. Utilizing …

While much of the empirical literature on intra-household decision-making has focused more
on the factors associated with women's agency in autonomous decisions, this current study …