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Direct linkDavis, Peter; McPherson, Mervyl; Wheldon, Mark; von Randow, Martin – Social Indicators Research, 2012
We apply cohort techniques to monitor four indicators of socio-demographic risk crucial to family wellbeing; namely, income, employment, education, and housing. The data were derived from New Zealand's five-yearly Census for the period 1981-2006. This allowed us to track birth cohorts of mothers (and their families) over six successive New Zealand…
Descriptors: Cohort Analysis, Mothers, Income, Ownership
