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Carolyn ( Vogler, Parsons ) (1993) identify two main types of control over family income:
The ( allowance, Pooling, Conjugal ) system: Where men give their wives an allowance out of which they have to budget to meet the family's needs, with the man retaining any surplus income for himself.
( Pooling, Allowance, Conjugal ): where both partners have access to income and joint responsibility for expenditure; for example, a joint bank account.