Helpless Dependents or Active Independents: A Cluster Analysis of Elders in China - Cai, Yi; Yang, Yali; Guo, Ping (Social indicators research, 2014)
Keywords: Adaptation to change; Adult children; Age; Age groups; Aged; Aging; Aging (Individuals); Algorithms; Attitudes; Children; China; Cluster analysis; Collectivism; Demography; Dependents; Developing countries; Economic development; Economic reform; Elder care; Elderly; Families & family life; Family Planning; Family Relationship; Family Size; Fertility; Financial management; Happiness; Heterogeneity; Households; Human Geography; Industrialized nations; Intergenerational relationships; LDCs; Life satisfaction; Metropolitan Areas; Microeconomics; Multivariate Analysis; Old age benefits; Old age policy; Older Adults; Older people; Parent Child Relationship; Parents & parenting; Peoples Republic of China; Population; Population aging; Public Health; Quality of life; Quality of Life Research; Research centers; Research facilities; Researchers; Retired persons; Retirement; Retirement Benefits; Retirement income; Retirement planning; Social research; Social Sciences; Sociodemographic Factors; Sociology; Studies; Values; Well Being; Wellbeing; China; Cluster analysis; Retirement management; Old-age support; Chinese seniors; Subject well-being