Birth Weight in the Long-Run
Copyright policy ) Prashant Bharadwaj; Petter Lundborg; Dan-Olof Rooth;
Birth Weight in the Long-Run
We study the effect of birth weight on long-run outcomes using data on Swedish twins born between 1926 and 1958 linked to administrative records spanning entire life-time labor market histories. We ...
- University of California, San Diego United States
- Tinbergen Institute Netherlands
- Vysoká Skola Ekonomie a Managementu Czech Republic
- University of California, San Diego United States
- Lund University Sweden
I18, ddc:330, birth weight, mortality, permanent income, life-cycle, early life, unemployment sickness absence, I10, unemployment sickness absence, permanent income, early life, birth weight, life-cycle, mortality, jel: jel:I10, jel: jel:I1, jel: jel:I18
I18, ddc:330, birth weight, mortality, permanent income, life-cycle, early life, unemployment sickness absence, I10, unemployment sickness absence, permanent income, early life, birth weight, life-cycle, mortality, jel: jel:I10, jel: jel:I1, jel: jel:I18
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