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  • Economics
  • Child Development

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  • Child well-being is influenced by wealth, but research often overlooks nonresident parent assets.
  • Over a quarter of U.S. children have a parent living outside their resident household.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To estimate nonresident parent wealth for children with a history of shared households.
  • To analyze the characteristics and impact of nonresident parent wealth on child outcomes.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (1984-2021) for unbiased national estimates.
  • Examined nonresident parent wealth, access, and contribution to educational attainment.

Main Results:

  • Nonresident parent wealth shows substantial variation and a moderate correlation (.3) with resident parent wealth.
  • Nonresident wealth positively predicts parent-child contact, child support, and bachelor's degree attainment.

Conclusions:

  • Nonresident parent wealth is a crucial factor in multiple domains of parenting and child well-being.
  • Accounting for resource distribution across households within a family system is vital for understanding inequality.