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This paper uses the data of China Family Financial Survey (CHFS) to analyze the impact of the number of children in urban and rural families on the family portfolio selection behavior during the full nesting period. And using the instrumental variable method to overcome the endogenous problem of the number of children, and accurately identifies the causal effect of the number of children in urban and rural families on the family portfolio selection behavior during the full nesting period. Altruistic motivation and inheritance motivation, urban and rural households in the period of full nesting will adjust the household portfolio selection strategy by increasing the number of women, increasing the ownership of the real estate, and reducing the holding of financial assets. This phenomenon is particularly evident in rural areas. The empirical results of this paper show that in the period of full nesting, households will adjust the portfolio of assets they hold in order to regulate the reasons. Economical pressure on parents to raise their children brought about by changes in the number of children.

Research on the Relationship between Family Population and Asset Portfolio: Evidence from China