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Intergenerational persistence of earnings: the role of early and college education

Article Abstract:

A study showing that investments by parents in education are likely to result in persistence of earnings across generations is presented. An econometric model that compares the innate ability and educational levels vis-a-vis persistence in earnings is also presented. The use of this study is of particular importance for evolving educational policy and other policies for eliminating the inequalities in earnings. The role of college education in generating persistent earnings is also discussed.

Financial management, Administration of Education Programs, Education Programs, Children, Evaluation, Company investment, Investments, Education, Education and state, Education policy, Parents

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Women on welfare: a macroeconomic analysis

Article Abstract:

Numbers single mothers have risen in the US, and this phenomenon is examined, as are the effects of different types of policies such as welfare withdrawal, and payment per child.

Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs), Income Security, Domestic economic assistance, Welfare, Public assistance, Single-parent family, Single parent family

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