An Empirical Study of Unemployment and the Number of Children in Care

Alan A. Carruth and Andrew J. Oswald

CEP Discussion Papers from Centre for Economic Performance, LSE

Abstract: The paper uses British country data from the 1980s to try to identify the factors which determine the number of children in care. A doubling of unemployment appears to be associated, cateris paribus, with a rise by two thirds in the number of children in care. In this complex and relatively unexplored field, however, all finding must be treated cautiously.

Date: 1991-06
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