Summary - Social inequality in the conditions for and consequences of informal help

In her lecture, she examines the extent of social inequality in the provision of informal help. She discusses differences between men and women, younger and older persons and migrants and non-migrants, and explores how those differences arise. Among other things, she examines the conditions under which people from certain social categories are willing and able to provide informal help. She then discusses the consequences of providing informal help for these groups. Finally, Alice explores the question of who could help reduce the burden caused by providing help.