The first history of how economists tackled nineteenth-century deficits in family productivity in Europe, inadequacies in low-income family consumption in interwar USA, underinvestment in human capital by non-white American families, and gendered injustices. For economists, sociologists, historians and philosophers interested in family and poverty.
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