This paper makes four contributions to the applied use of overlapping generations (OLG) models. First, it models the social rules of a particular age-group society, the Rendille tribe of Northern Kenya, and show that the demographic rules imply an almost structurally exact standard OLG model. Second, despite heterogeneity in the timing of marriage and birthing, the model can be calibrated using standard aggregate demographic data. Third, the calibrated model not only captures population dynamics but also tracks lineages. Fourth, the model permits an analysis of institutions that reveals the intergenerational conflicts in supporting and changing the social rules
International audienceThis paper develops an overlapping-generations (OLG) model to analyze the cons...
We examine the dynamic interaction of the population age structure, economic dependency, and fertili...
Population growth is often pictured as negatively affecting the environment, the economy and individ...
This paper models the age-group social rules followed by the Rendille of northern Kenya and develops...
Across much of the world tribal societies are organized into age groups. In these age-group societie...
From Africa through North America to Asia, anthropologists have found societies with formalized age-...
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An overlapping generations model is an applied dynamic general equilibrium model for which the lifec...
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International audienceKinship rules such as descent rules – indicating the group (lineage, clan) to ...
Listed in 2015 Dean's List of Exceptional ThesesBuilding on a theoretical framework, population gene...
International audienceThis paper develops an overlapping-generations (OLG) model to analyze the cons...
We examine the dynamic interaction of the population age structure, economic dependency, and fertili...
Population growth is often pictured as negatively affecting the environment, the economy and individ...
This paper models the age-group social rules followed by the Rendille of northern Kenya and develops...
Across much of the world tribal societies are organized into age groups. In these age-group societie...
From Africa through North America to Asia, anthropologists have found societies with formalized age-...
JEL classification: D9 - E13 - H55 - H62 - 010 - 016International audienceThis paper revisits the li...
<p>A) Simple model of population divergence. The San and Yoruba populations are assumed to have spli...
The purpose of this note is to explain the derivations of the mathematical results in the paper. Muc...
An overlapping generations model is an applied dynamic general equilibrium model for which the lifec...
Not much is known about the traditional social organization of the Kikuyu (Kenya) because their syst...
In social species, demographic processes (i.e., growth, reproduction, migration, survival) are funct...
<p>A: Simple model of African American (ASW) admixture supposed to have occurred 16 generations ago,...
International audienceKinship rules such as descent rules – indicating the group (lineage, clan) to ...
Listed in 2015 Dean's List of Exceptional ThesesBuilding on a theoretical framework, population gene...
International audienceThis paper develops an overlapping-generations (OLG) model to analyze the cons...
We examine the dynamic interaction of the population age structure, economic dependency, and fertili...
Population growth is often pictured as negatively affecting the environment, the economy and individ...