Population Studies · 1950 · 11 citations · 2 references
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Abstract In this paper the author estimates the compensating variation of income which will be necessary to keep the standard of living of a family constant when a child is born to the family. Various methods of estimation are tried, and an attempt is made to calculate the cost of a child in 1948, after allowances have been made for services provided by the government.
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War Time Patterns of Saving and Spending.
E. Grebenik, Charles Madge · Economica · 1943 · 47 citations
War-Time Pattern of Saving and Spending.
A. Radomysler, Charles Madge · The Economic Journal · 1943 · 37 citations