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Intergenerational transfers, social solidarity, and social policy
 — unanswered questions and policy changes
Author(s)Susan A McDaniel
Journal titleCanadian Journal on Aging, vol 16, supplement / Canadian Public Policy, vol 23, supplement, Spring 1997
Pagespp 1-21
KeywordsFamily relationships ; Social structure ; Social policy ; Canada.
AnnotationIntergenerational transfers (IGTs) are important to social continuity, and greatly affect the welfare state in Canada. This paper has four objectives: to put IGT in socio-historical, international comparative and current social policy contexts; to develop a typology of IGTs for answering policy questions, and linking research to policy; to encourage the collection of data to provide more informed policy decisions; and to enumerate key policy questions that remain to be researched.
Accession NumberCPA-970714004 A
ClassmarkDS:SJ: TM: TM2: 7S

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