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000796617 1001_ $$aZannella, Marina,$$eauthor.
000796617 24514 $$aThe economic lifecycle, gender and intergenerational support :$$bnational transfer accounts for Italy /$$cMarina Zannella.
000796617 260__ $$aCham, Switzerland :$$bSpringer,$$c[2017]
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000796617 4901_ $$aSpringerBriefs in population studies
000796617 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references.
000796617 5050_ $$aAcknowledgements; Contents; Introduction; 1 The Generational and the Gender Contract; Abstract; 1.1 Introduction; 1.2 The Meanings of Aging; 1.3 NTA: Key Concepts; 1.4 The Economic Lifecycle and the Direction of Intergenerational Transfers; 1.5 Household Production and Non-market Transfers; 1.6 Concluding Remarks; References; 2 Crafting Age-Specific National Accounts: National Transfer Accounts Data and Methods for Italy; Abstract; 2.1 Introduction; 2.2 An Overview of the National Transfer Accounts Approach; 2.3 National Transfer Accounts Age Profiles; 2.4 The Economic Lifecycle
000796617 5058_ $$a2.5 Labor Income2.6 Private Consumption; 2.6.1 Private Education Consumption; 2.6.2 Private Health Consumption; 2.6.3 Private Consumption Other Than Education and Health; 2.7 Public Consumption; 2.7.1 Public Education Consumption; 2.7.2 Public Health Consumption; 2.8 The Public Intergenerational Reallocation System; 2.8.1 Public Transfers; 2.8.2 Public Asset-Based Reallocations; 2.9 The Private Intergenerational Reallocation System; 2.9.1 Inter-household Transfers; 2.9.2 Intra-household Transfers; 2.9.3 Private Asset-Based Reallocations; 2.10 Smoothing and Macro-Control Adjustments
000796617 5058_ $$a2.11 Concluding RemarksAppendix: Aggregate Macro-values; References; Statistical Sources; 3 Age, Economy, and Welfare; Abstract; 3.1 Introduction; 3.2 Consumption; 3.2.1 Consumption by Institutional Sector and Expenditure; 3.3 Labor Income; 3.4 The Economic Lifecycle; 3.5 The Public Intergenerational Reallocation System; 3.5.1 Public Transfer Inflows by Function; 3.6 The Private Intergenerational Reallocation System; 3.7 How Italy Finances the Lifecycle Deficit; 3.8 Concluding Remarks; References; Statistical Sources; 4 Women Work, Time Transfers, and Informal Welfare; Abstract
000796617 5058_ $$a4.1 Introduction4.2 Building National Transfer Satellite Accounts for Gender; 4.3 Time Use Data; 4.4 Selecting and Pricing Home Production Activities: General Conceptual Issues; 4.5 Building the National Time Transfer Accounts; 4.5.1 Time Consumption; 4.5.2 Time Transfers; 4.6 National Transfer Accounts by Gender: Main Results; 4.6.1 Sex-Specific Age Profiles of Public and Private Transfers; 4.7 National Time Transfer Accounts: Primary Results; 4.7.1 Household Production in Time Units; 4.8 Total Economy; 4.8.1 Reallocation System and Finance of Consumption; 4.9 Concluding Remarks; References
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000796617 520__ $$aThis book examines economic transfers across generations and genders from a European perspective. It addresses key challenges that contemporary societies face in regards to ageing, welfare sustainability, and intergenerational and gender equity. Coverage also offers important insights into an often invisible side of the economy, namely the contribution of women who because of the gender contract largely engage in unpaid work in the household. The book presents a detailed analysis of resource reallocation across population members in Italy, which encompasses the age and the gender perspective, the public and the private sector, and the market and non-market dimensions of the Italian economy. This innovative and comprehensive case study presents valuable information on how intergenerational obligations are split between the family and the state. The author also explores the possible economic consequences of future ageing by using demographic projections and estimated age profiles of production and consumption. By incorporating services originating from unpaid work in its analysis, this monograph corrects the traditional under-evaluation of the ways homemakers contribute to the economy and offers an important addition to studies on generational economy, the National Transfer Accounts project in particular. The methods presented inside, though using data specific to Italy, are relevant for all European countries and will appeal to readers with an interest in welfare studies and policies.
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