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How do altruistic links affect allocative behavior and wellbeing? Can the processes of transmission and probable acquisition of parental traits result in a stable equilibrium where all agents are altruists? Why do children furnish their parents with attention and care? Does the timing of the intergenerational transfer of the family's productive asset affect the recipient's incentive to acquire human capital? Why do migrants remit? Altruism and Beyond provides answers to these and related questions. In addition, it traces some of the market repercussions of the intrafamilial, intergenerational, and intragroup transfers and exchanges that it models.
Table of contents:
1. Introduction; 2. Altruism, transfers, and wellbeing; 3. The timing of intergenerational transfers: an implication; 4. An exchange implication of transfers: the demonstration effect; 5. Transfers by migrants: a strategic motive for remittances; 6. Exchange with recognition costs: an explanation of migrants' performance; 7. Intrafamilial transfers and exchanges: forming and sustaining altruism.
Now revised, updated and in paperback this book studies both altruistic and nonaltruistic motives for transfer behavior. It also traces some of the market repercussions of intrafamilial, intergenerational, and intragroup transfers and exchanges.
Revised, updated and in paperback, studies altruistic and nonaltruistic motives for transfers between families and groups.
Table of contents:
1. Introduction; 2. Altruism, transfers, and wellbeing; 3. The timing of intergenerational transfers: an implication; 4. An exchange implication of transfers: the demonstration effect; 5. Transfers by migrants: a strategic motive for remittances; 6. Exchange with recognition costs: an explanation of migrants' performance; 7. Intrafamilial transfers and exchanges: forming and sustaining altruism.
Now revised, updated and in paperback this book studies both altruistic and nonaltruistic motives for transfer behavior. It also traces some of the market repercussions of intrafamilial, intergenerational, and intragroup transfers and exchanges.
Revised, updated and in paperback, studies altruistic and nonaltruistic motives for transfers between families and groups.