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Inheritance Receipt and the Transmission of Bequest Motives
Demographic change has pushed inheritance receipt later in life as the population ages, while declining fertility concentrates inheritances among fewer heirs. While inheritances increase wealth, they also carry cultural and normative meaning that may shape intergenerational exchanges. In this paper,
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