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Early child care – an effective instrument to reduce inequalities
It’s a grim fact of life in the United States: Children born into poor families are sicker and die earlier than their well-off counterparts, particularly from obesity-related diseases such as heart attack and stroke. Now, new data from a famous … Continue reading
Revolution of Family Policies in France!?
The French family tax splitting (quotient familial) not only favours high-income families, but in particular couples which great earnings disparities and hereby a traditional male breadwinner model of the family. The abolishment of the family tax splitting in France would … Continue reading
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Tagged Angela Luci, Callan, child poverty, Dex, effective marginal tax rate, Ehegattensplitting, Eissa and Hoynes (2002), family poverty, Family tax splitting, François Hollande, French Revolution, gender debate, gender equality, Kindergeld, male breadwinner model, progressive tax system, quotient familial, second earner, Smith and Vlasblom (2003)
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Female Employment – an effective instrument to reduce child poverty
A recently published OECD report, named “Doing better for families”, looks at the different ways in which governments support families. The book discusses aspects of child poverty and children’s well-being and follows up on the question how to successfully and … Continue reading
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