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In my experience, there are similarities that are relevant: - Funds can be withdrawn by multiple parties, necessitating a shared understanding of fund availabi
by manmal 4y ago
In my experience, there are similarities that are relevant:
- Funds can be withdrawn by multiple parties, necessitating a shared understanding of fund availability
- Funds are limited to a somewhat (but not perfectly) predictable amount
- Cashflow should be monitored to avoid overdraw
- Money is spent on a multitude of necessities, and a compromise for allocation must be found that is acknowledged by all parties involved
- mulmen 4y agoI don’t think it’s worth squinting so hard. The differences are so great you’d be better off looking to similar families instead of a completely different class of social construct. Most importantly the remedies are different. When cash is tight a company can lay off workers. You can’t do that with your kids.
- manmal 4y agoFair enough, I agree with you there. BTW I recently learned that my great-great-grandmother „laid off“ (sent to an orphanage) two of her children after her husband was killed. It was a grueling experience for the children, according to their descendants. Fortunately this is not how humans are treated anymore, in most areas of the world.