New paper alert
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What does beauty have to do with intergenerational inequality? Dan Hamermesh (UT Austin) and I just published a paper at @PNASNews to understand this: https://t.co/7zImiNxrt7
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Understanding the consequences of the beauty premium allows us to approach intergenerational mobility from new angles, offering insights into how biology can have profound economic and social impacts across generations.
New paper alert
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What does beauty have to do with intergenerational inequality? Dan Hamermesh (UT Austin) and I just published a paper at @PNASNews to understand this: https://t.co/7zImiNxrt7
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2) This heritability contributes to inequality: Adult children of attractive parents earn on average about $2,200 more annually than children of average-looking parents.
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In today's weekly session, the Cabinet has given its approval to the recommendation presented by the Ministry of Planning, Investment, and Economic Development regarding the appointment of the Director General of the Somali National Bureau of Statistics. Dr. Abdisalam Abdirahman Mohamed has been appointed to this pivotal role, underscoring the government's continued efforts to enhance its statistical and analytical capabilities.
New paper by Huihui Song of @LivUni : Detrimental effects of Universal Credit reforms extend to the next generation, leading to an 8 percentage point increase in mental health issues among eligible claimants' children https://t.co/Vw4jKzio2n
Join us at @UofGlasgow@UofGAsbs for the 4th Edition of the Summer School for Empirical Macroeconomists which will be taught by Junior Maih (Norges Bank) and myself… We are looking forward to seeing you in #Glasgow on September 10-13… More info at: https://t.co/OqP6iuaUPz