Household income and child well-being in Japan: The role of grandparental coresidence and residential proximity
作者： Jia Wang , James M Raymo
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摘要: In this study, we examined whether and how the income gradient in child well-being may vary by grandparental coresidence proximate residence Japan, a country characterized high prevalen...
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