Selfish Reasons To Have More Kids: Why Being A Great Parent Id Less Work And More Fun Than You Thought by Bryan Caplan
Book website: here
In the book, economist Bryan Caplan argues that good parenting is easier than most parents think, because many sacrifices and investments that parents make for the sake of their children don’t really have an impact on the children. Thus, parents can relax a bit in their nurture of children. But this also opens up the possibility of having more children.
Videos: Kauffmann Foundation presentation (video).
Blog posts: Blog posts tagged Family Economics at EconLog
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