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    Most of international public policy has been predicated on the twin ideas that:

    (1) large families are bad and (Poor) people are unable to control their fertility.

    NO quality quantity trade-off in Israel as most of the basic needs are met by the state

    Contagion effects and other types of


    adoption

    Since the nutritional outcomes for children with eligible grandfathers were not statistically different
    from those without, this suggests that having an eligible grandfather had no effect. The other answer
    options are all correct. These findings provide some evidence that women are more likely than men to
    spend extra money on their family. Since savings are not different between grandmothers and
    grandfathers, this shows that the spending habits of the grandfather are not due to fewer savings.
    Another interesting finding from the study was that the beneficial outcomes for grandchildren are only
    seen when the grandmother is their mother’s mother, suggesting that the gender line plays a role. The
    results from this study clearly demonstrate that the family is not unitary. If the family was unitary, we
    should see no difference in the effect between when the grandfather is eligible compared to when the
    grandmother is eligible.

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