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, household income, and household wealth - and the health outcomes investigated span multiple dimensions as well. International …-country differences in levels of income equality and mortality as among the most compelling evidence that unequal societies have negative … top. This social health gradient exists whether education, income, or financial wealth is used as the marker of SES. While …
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I study the labor market risks associated with being self-employed. I document that the self-employed are subject to larger earnings fluctuations than employees and that they frequently transition into unemployment. Given the self-employed are not eligible to unemployment insurance, I analyze...
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In this paper we reassess the evidence on labor income risk. There are two leading views on the nature of the income … process in the current literature. The .first view, which we call the .Restricted Income Profiles.(RIP) process, holds that … individuals are subject to large and very persistent shocks, while facing similar life-cycle income profiles. The alternative view …
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which measures of SES are used (income, wealth, or education), the evidence that this association is large is abundant …
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aspects such as income or wealth or nonfinancial dimensions like education? Finally, is there a life course component to the …
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partial equilibrium under imperfect insurance. In this paper the assumption of i.i.d. income innovations used in previous … empirical studies is removed and the focus of the analysis placed on models for the conditional variance of income shocks, that … earnings determination that separate income shocks into idiosyncratic transitory and permanent components. We allow for …
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