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Like Mother, Like Father? Gender Assortative Transmission of Child Overweight

Costa-Font, Joan - 2017

of their offspring and examine whether it is gender-assortative or whether the maternal or paternal overweight is related …We study the intergenerational transmission of overweight, that is the association between parental overweight and that … differently to daughters than to sons. We draw from 15 years of data from the Health Survey for England, which contains records of …

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Will the real fans please remain seated? : gender and television ratings pre-game and game broadcasts

Tainsky, Scott; Kerwin, Shannon; Xu, Jie; Zhou, Yilun - In: Sport management review 17 (2014) 2, pp. 190-204

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Decomposing body mass index gaps between mediterranean countries : a counterfactual quantile regression analysis

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A new quantile treatment effect model for studying smoking effect on birth weight during mother's pregnancy

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Adjusting VAT rates to promote healthier diets in Norway : a censored quantile regression approach

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Running and jumping variables in RD designs : evidence based on race, socioeconomic status, and birth weights

Barreca, Alan I.; Guldi, Melanie; Lindo, Jason M.; … - 2010

Throughout the years spanned by the US Vital Statistics Linked Birth and Infant Death Data (1983-2002), birth weights are measured most precisely for children of white and highly educated mothers. As a result, less healthy children, who are more likely to be of low socioeconomic status, are...

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Running and jumping variables in RD designs : evidence based on race, socioeconomic status, and birth weights

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Structured additive quantile regression with applications to modelling undernutrition and obesity of children

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Running and Jumping Variables in RD Designs : Evidence Based on Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Birth Weights

Barreca, Alan I. - 2010

Throughout the years spanned by the U.S. Vital Statistics Linked Birth and Infant Death Data (1983-2002), birth weights are measured most precisely for children of white and highly educated mothers. As a result, less healthy children, who are more likely to be of low socioeconomic status, are...

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