Titlebook: Economic Stress, Human Capital, and Families in Asia; Research and Policy Wei-Jun Jean Yeung,Mui Teng Yap Book 2013 Springer Science+Busin

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Economic Insecurity and Husband-to-Wife Physical Assault in Hong Kong: The Role of Husband’s Power Mantly and positively associated with husband-to-wife physical assault, controlling for other relevant covariates. Meanwhile, husband’s power motive is a function of his economic insecurity. Mediation analysis shows that a couple’s income difference, the husband’s full-time employment status, and his

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Economic Stress and Health Among Rural Chinese Elderlyy 42 % even after controlling for basic demographic characteristics, lifestyle factors, and major health events. Having children as the main source of income and having access to pension alleviate the negative impact of economic hardship on mortality hazard by 23 and 66 %, respectively.

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The Impact of Economic Crises on Health: Past Evidence and Policy Implications for Asiaority is the strengthening of mental health services in anticipation of the increased demand (Phua and Kua, Asia Pacific Psychiatry, 1(2):55–57, 2009). Economic crises should provide opportunities and the imperative to implement evidence-based health policies, to protect and expand public health bud

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Karin Rebmann,Walter Tenfelde,Ernst Uheertility. CEB and the post-1998 CEB show contrasting patterns according to socioeconomic status of the couple. In the context of ultra-low fertility after the economic crisis, the relationship between socioeconomic status and the level of fertility is found to be positive. For the highest socioecono

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-09096-8antly and positively associated with husband-to-wife physical assault, controlling for other relevant covariates. Meanwhile, husband’s power motive is a function of his economic insecurity. Mediation analysis shows that a couple’s income difference, the husband’s full-time employment status, and his