Intergenerational co-residence during later life in Europe and China:
作者： Tom Emery , Pearl A. Dykstra , Maja Djundeva
关键词: China 、 Residence 、 Geography 、 Socioeconomics
摘要: Individuals in China are much more likely than Europeans to live with their adult children during later life. In this paper, we examine the extent which holds true across diverse contex...
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