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Acknowledgements; 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
2.5 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
2.11 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
4.1 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
2.5 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
2.11 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
4.1 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