part through education. In addition to the customary externality source associated with a change in average fertility rate …) Investments in education of high- and low-ability parents must be subsidized; (ii) direct child subsidies to one or both parent … types can be negative; i.e., they can be taxes; (iii) net subsidies to children (direct child subsidies plus education …

education and to tax births. Second, when the Social Welfare Function does not consist of the average utility, the social … negative. In this case, the optimal economic policy consists in subsidizing births and taxing education. Finally, when the …

fertility are almost similar; (2) childlessness exhibits a U- shaped relationship with education for both single and married; (3 …) the relationship between marriage rates and education is hump-shaped. We show how family patterns have been shaped by the … rise in education and wage inequality, and by the shrinking gender wage gap. …

research and education quality. …

longevity increases the incentive to get education, which in turn has ever-lasting effects on growth through a human capital …

arts in one way or the other. The literature considers several arguments in favor of such interventions. Education may seem … overlapping generations model in which young consumers are exposed to both public education towards the arts and transmission of … such a taste from their parents and show that the first-best can be reached only if there is both public cultural education …

characterize a Malthusian corner regime which is characterized by strong gender inequality in education and high fertility. We find … the interior regime, parents consider the impact of their children education on the expected intra-household bargaining … position in their future couple. Education could thus compensate against the institutional and social gender gap that still …