Titlebook: Unemployment; Macro and Micro-Econ Lars Matthiessen (Professor of Economics),Steinar Book 1981 The Scandinavian Journal of Economics 1981

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response to economic hardship. In this chapter, we study the boomerang effect in the context of divorce by looking at who returns to the parental home after a relationship break-up. The analysis is restricted to individuals with children, as the presence of children in the dissolving household give

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Anne O. Kruegerertain ways. If parents are responsible for the wellbeing of their children, for example, this might mean that they are morally required to feed them, attend to their emotional needs, or make sure that someone else does. But normative responsibilities are not well understood as lists of requirements

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Erling Steigum Jr.nutrition consequent­ ly means the administration of nutrient and building materials in qualitatively utilizable form and in quantitatively adequate amount by the intravenous route. This guarantees the requirements for energy and building materials under a variety of conditions, and compensates for

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Per-Olov Johansson,Karl-Gustaf Löfgreneat clinical and investigative activ­ ity. This renewed interest in clinical nutrition derives in large part from observations suggesting that early nutritional depriva­ tion not only interferes with the maintenance of health, growth and resistance to disease but if present during critical periods o

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Martin Paldamse conflicts, it is likely that a majority of military-connected children and adolescents first experienced parental deployment during critical periods of early childhood development when parent–child attachments are being formed and strengthened. In the context of deployment separation and reintegr

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Bertil Holmlundeeks later, the baby was thriving and Jackson was told that she needed to go to her father’s a few miles away, having been lent a number of baby clothes and told by Diana Pritchard, her employer’s wife, ‘to come back any time she liked if she had not welcome at her father’s house’.. The following da