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-report better quality of life and a more stable mental health. We also provide evidence of spillover effects on the labor outcomes …
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We examine delegation of financial decision-making in Australian couples aged 60 years and above. Men show extremely low likelihood of delegating to their spouse. The odds of women delegating to their husbands are nearly 25 times higher than that of men delegating to their wives. This gender...
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In a model where consumers have quasi-hyperbolic preferences, we compare immediate subsidies paid for health …-conscious consumption and future subsidies rewarding good health outcome. We characterize the subsidy rates which implement the unbiased …
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potential adverse health effects of unfair pay using data from a large representative data set. The analysis includes cross … association between health outcomes, in particular cardiovascular health, and the perception of unfair pay. …
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The effects of mindfulness interventions on food purchases and consumption are popular topics. Recent studies focus on mindfulness interventions that target overweight and obese populations. We measure the effects of a guided 5-minute body scan mindfulness intervention on 'healthier' food...
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We examine the relationship between body mass index (BMI), health habits, and financial risk and time preferences … levels of obesity and poor health habits throughout the world …
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We designed an experiment to explore the extent of measurement error in body mass index (BMI), when based on self-reported body weight and height. We find that there is a systematic age gradient in the reporting error in BMI, while there is limited evidence of systematic associations with...
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perceived as a reliable signal of wealth rather than beauty and health. Second, being obese facilitates access to credit: in a …
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This study investigates the mechanisms affecting sleep choice and explores whether commitment devices and monetary incentives can be used to promote healthier sleep habits. To this end, we conducted a field experiment with college students, providing them incentives to sleep and collecting data...
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