Transfers in kind: why they can be efficient and nonpaternalistic

Article Abstract:

It is traditionally assumed that altruistic transfers should be given in cash rather than kind, but in fact tied transfers are very common. It is found that tied transfers are an efficient way to deal with recipients' tendencies to behave in a socially inefficient way.

Economic aspects, Altruism, Altruism (Human behavior), Charitable contributions, Charitable donations, Transfer payments

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Task-specific human capital

Article Abstract:

The difference between task specific human capital, occupation specific human capital and industry specific human capital is studied. The applicability of task based human capital is highlighted.

Comparative analysis

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Individual versus parental consent in marriage: implications for intra-household resource allocation and growth

Article Abstract:

Effects of transformation from parental to individual approval on growth of human capital with relation to bride price are presented.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Marriage, Parental consent, Consent (Law), Bride price

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