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Consumption Smoothing and Marriage

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Angelucci, M; Rasul, I; Giorgi, GD; Rangel, MA
2010

There is a large role for moves by women at the time of marriage in explaining migration in developing countries, in particular in rural areas. We explore the relations between this mobility and risk diversification and consumption smoothing strategies among poor Mexican families.

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Marcos A. Rangel
Author Marcos A. Rangel Sanford School of Public Policy

Publication Date

2010
 

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Angelucci, M., Rasul, I., Giorgi, G. D., & Rangel, M. A. (2010). Consumption Smoothing and Marriage.
Angelucci, Manuela, Imran Rasul, Giacomo De Giorgi, and Marcos A. Rangel. “Consumption Smoothing and Marriage,” 2010.
Angelucci M, Rasul I, Giorgi GD, Rangel MA. Consumption Smoothing and Marriage. 2010.
Angelucci, Manuela, et al. Consumption Smoothing and Marriage. 2010.
Angelucci M, Rasul I, Giorgi GD, Rangel MA. Consumption Smoothing and Marriage. 2010.

Publication Date

2010