In the Hands of Women: Conditional Cash Transfers and Household Dynamics

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Marriage & Family, May 2020

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RT @DrLanau: Who in the #household receives benefits matters. Paying conditional cash transfers to women improved their position in the hou…

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RT @DrLanau: Who in the #household receives benefits matters. Paying conditional cash transfers to women improved their position in the hou…

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RT @DrLanau: Who in the #household receives benefits matters. Paying conditional cash transfers to women improved their position in the hou…

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Who in the #household receives benefits matters. Paying conditional cash transfers to women improved their position in the household re chores, altering #gender perceptions. Evidence from Mexico #intrahousehold #CTT https://t.co/TwAMby7mTt

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