1993
DOI: 10.1111/j.1470-6431.1993.tb00169.x
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Effects of family livelihoods on household resource allocation in highly industrialized society

Abstract: This contribution attempts to identify effects of the type of livelihood of rural family households on their economic behaviour. Economic behaviour is understood to be reflected in the total spectrum of income and allocation of household resources. A holistic approach must go beyond activity in the labour and consumer markets and include non‐market (‘informal’) activities of household members, taking into account domestic production of goods and services, interaction within social networks, the use of public a… Show more

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