title: Intergenerational transfers and rosters of the extended family: a new substudy of the Panel Study of Income Dynamics.
abstract: Family members provide support to each other at critical life stages. To better understand the pervasiveness, causes, and consequences of such support, a sub-study of the United States (U.S.) Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID) was created. A battery of questions on family relationships and intergenerational transfers was designed, pretested on a U.S. national telephone sample, and then administered in the 2013 wave of the PSID. These new data are available to the public. Given the extensive supporting data available on the respondents and members of their co-resident and non-co-resident family members - many of whom are interviewed themselves - the new sub-study will become a valuable resource to researchers.
authors: University of Michigan, Michigan, US.
authors: Robert F
authors: RF
authors: Schoeni
authors: University of California, Los Angeles, US.
authors: Suzanne M
authors: SM
authors: Bianchi
authors: Duke University, Durham, US.
authors: V Joseph
authors: VJ
authors: Hotz
authors: University of California, Los Angeles, US.
authors: Judith A
authors: JA
authors: Seltzer
authors: University of Massachusetts, Boston, US.
authors: Emily E
authors: EE
authors: Wiemers
keywords: Intergenerational transfers; family structure; family support; longitudinal research