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Financial Incentives to Fertility: From Short to Long Run

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Are financial incentives effective in increasing fertility rates? Empirical evidence suggests they are, primarily in the short run (around implementation). Can such policies also increase the total number of children in the long run? We address this question by using a structural life-cycle model of fertility and labor supply, calibrated to replicate the short-run effects of a cash transfer paid at childbirth implemented in 2007 in Spain. (...)

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UB Economics – Working Papers, 2025 E25/481

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cc-by-nc-nd, (c) Rodríguez Roman et al., 2025

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Financial Incentives to Fertility: From Short to Long Run