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Engaging the next generation of family members through work: adolescence and beyond.

Authors: Houshmand, M., Seidel, M. D. L., and Ma, D.

Editors: Andrea Calabrò

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TypeBook chapter
Author Houshmand, M., Seidel, M. D. L., and Ma, D.
Editor Andrea Calabrò
Publication Year 2020
Book Title A Research Agenda for Family Business
Chapter Title Engaging the next generation of family members through work: adolescence and beyond.
Pages 61-72
ISBN 9781788974066
Publication Language English
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Subjects

Business performance and ownershipChildren and youthFamilies, households and marital statusIncome, pensions, spending and wealth

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Data Used

National Longitudinal Survey of Children and Youth

Longitudinal, Survey (1994 to 2009)

NLSCY

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