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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP170103297

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    Australian Research Council
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    $326,000.00
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    Intra-household resource allocations of older couples. This project aims to analyse processes and outcomes within older households using national, large-scale representative data and mixed methods research design. In an ageing population where households are becoming responsible for provisioning retirement needs, understanding what happens in older couple households is important. The project expects to influence policy by generating evidence relevant to the design of regulations governing the al .... Intra-household resource allocations of older couples. This project aims to analyse processes and outcomes within older households using national, large-scale representative data and mixed methods research design. In an ageing population where households are becoming responsible for provisioning retirement needs, understanding what happens in older couple households is important. The project expects to influence policy by generating evidence relevant to the design of regulations governing the allocation of superannuation assets, tax incentives for alternative forms of retirement savings, asset and income tests on the Age Pension, and initiatives targeting older Australians’ financial literacy.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP130103659

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    Australian Research Council
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    $184,000.00
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    The sacred economy. In light of the Bible's crucial role in the development and justification of various theories of capitalism, it is surprising that no comprehensive economic reconstruction of the Bible's economic context has yet been undertaken. This project undertakes that task, offering both theoretical sophistication and close attention to available data.
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