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Market competition and parental background wage premium : the role of human and relational capital

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Does education expansion increase intergenerational mobility?

Zhong, Hai - In: Economica 80 (2013) 320, pp. 760-773

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Parental human capital investments in their children and the government debt : an inter-generational analysis

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Intergenerational transmission of preferences and parental behaviours

Coda Moscarola, Flavia; Del Boca, Daniela; Paladino, … - 2024

This paper investigates the intergenerational transmission of preferences between parents and their children, examining … Italian households (parents with children 14-20 years of age) our analysis reveals a significant and positive correspondence … between parents' and children's preferences. The results indicate that sharing information strengthens the transmission of …

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Parental education, international student mobility, regional labor migration and wages

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Intergeneration human capital transmission and poverty traps

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Choosing or inheriting the Joneses : the origins of reference groups

Leites, Martín; Paleo, Camila; Ramos Morilla, Xavier; … - 2022

Do individuals choose their reference groups, i.e. their Joneses, or are they culturally transmitted across generations? We provide evidence that feeds the theoretical debate about the endogeneity or exogeneity of reference groups. Our findings for Uruguay suggest that reference groups are...

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Choosing or inheriting the Joneses : the origins of reference groups

Ramos Morilla, Xavier; Leites, Martín; Paleo, Camila; … - 2022

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Bootstrapping quantile correlations with an application for income status across generations

Hartley, Robert Paul; Lamarche, Carlos; Ziliak, James P. - In: Economics letters 228 (2023), pp. 1-4

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