Studies

What help do parents actually give their children in the labor market? One key advantage is human capital, in the broadest sense. However, parents, when they can, also employ a wide array of [...]

It is well established that parenting influences child behavior at home, but less is known about the associations between parenting and teacher reports of child behavior at school, an environment [...]

Many industrialized societies have experienced increases in life expectancy and in the mean age at first birth. This has likely impacted the lifetime that parents share with their children; i.e., [...]

Providers and health systems may need to work with other parties to directly provide dementia caregiving support and address factors such as neighborhood affordability that particularly affect [...]

These findings suggest large and persistent variation in kin support for single mothers and thus question the assumption of its marginal role in Europe. [Bram Hogendoorn and Juho Härkönen – [...]

The impact on institutionalized children points up the urgency of the need to remove them from institutions and provide support for family and community care in their country. [Human Rights [...]

The analysis includes 2021 data and trends from the Youth Risk Behavior Survey, which examines health behaviors and experiences among US high school students. [Centers for Disease Control and [...]

Women in Work Index shows progress towards gender equality at work across the OECD has been exceedingly slow over the last 10 years, with a persistent gender pay gap of 14%, down only 2.5 [...]

The coronavirus pandemic has been associated with worsening mental health among people in the United States and around the world. Three years later, Americans have largely returned to normal [...]

The gender pay gap – the difference between the earnings of men and women – has barely closed in the United States in the past two decades. The slow pace at which the gender pay gap has narrowed [...]