Subjective Well-Being of Eldercare Providers: 2012-2013
Subjective Well-Being of Eldercare Providers: 2012-2013
Introduction
This report examines the state of subjective well-being for eldercare providers, including their experienced positive and negative feelings, and compares them with those who are not eldercare providers. It provides information on eldercare providers' subjective well-being by demographic characteristics as well as marital status and living arrangement. The report uses data from the American Time Use Survey.
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