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on earnings. Our finding of an implied optimum bmi in the overweight range could indicate that the recent rise in weight …
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We estimate the effect of changes in the body mass index on wages and satisfaction in a panel of German employees. Dynamic models indicate that satisfaction with life in general and with health are responsive to weight changes, but wages and satisfaction with work are not. These results mainly...
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not follow a linear relationship and are highest at a body weight far below the clinical threshold of obesity. This …
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to candidates who reveal obesity, a characteristic we also randomise, those with body art score better overall in terms …
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The increase in the prevalence of obesity worldwide has led to great interest in the economic consequences of obesity …, but valid and powerful instruments for obesity, which are needed to estimate its causal effects, are rare. This paper … that have many strengths: genetic information, measured body mass index, and administrative earnings records that are free …
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This paper investigates and compares the relationship between obesity and earnings in the U.S. and Germany. Using data … example, obesity is associated with almost 20 percent lower earnings for U.S. and German women. We test for causality using IV … of a causal impact of weight on earnings for women in Germany or for men in either country. -- Obesity ; Weight ; labor …
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not follow a linear relationship and are highest at a body weight far below the clinical threshold of obesity. This …
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Previous studies have shown that both height and weight are associated with wages. However, by focusing on interpreting the partial effects of either height or weight on wages while holding all else constant, some gaps in our understanding of the complex relationship between body size and wages...
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not follow a linear relationship and are highest at a body weight far below the clinical threshold of obesity. This …
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