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  •  Ghosh, Arkadev
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  •  Hwang, Sam Il Myoung, co-autor
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  •  Squires, Munir, co-autor
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    Economic consequences of kinship : evidence from U.S. Bans on cousin marriage / Arkadey Ghosh, Sam Il Myoung Hwang, Munir Squires
     
    AUTOR(ES): 
    Ghosh, Arkadev; Hwang, Sam Il Myoung, co-autor; Squires, Munir, co-autor
    IN: 
    The quarterly journal of economics . ISSN0033-5533 . Oxford : Oxford University Press, Vol. 138, no 4 (nov. 2023) , p. 2559-2606
    RESUMO: 
    Close-kin marriage, by sustaining tightly knit family structures, may impede development. We find support for this hypothesis using U.S. state bans on cousin marriage. Our measure of cousin marriage comes from the excess frequency of same-surname marriages, a method borrowed from population genetics that we apply to millions of marriage records from the eighteenth to the twentieth century. Using census data, we first show that married cousins are more rural and have lower-paying occupations. We then turn to an event study analysis to understand how cousin marriage bans affected outcomes for treated birth cohorts. We find that these bans led individuals from families with high rates of cousin marriage to migrate off farms and into urban areas. They also gradually shift to higher-paying occupations. We observe increased dispersion, with individuals from these families living in a wider range of locations and adopting more diverse occupations. Our findings suggest that these changes were driven by the social and cultural effects of dispersed family ties rather than genetics. Notably, the bans also caused more people to live in institutional settings for the elderly, infirm, or destitute, suggesting weaker support from kin. [Do resumo]
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    casamento; agregado familiar; família; consequências económicas; Estados Unidos
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    28.06 FAMÍLIA
    16 ACTIVIDADE ECONÓMICA
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    RE-352
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