Intrahousehold Allocations: A Review of Theories, Empirical Evidence and Policy Issues

Kathleen Beegle

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Review of the collective household model, which encompasses some game-theoretic approaches as well. Discusses empirical evidence on a variety of issues related to human resource outcomes and investments, using both the household production model and the collective model.

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