Our study explores the detrimental impact of unwanted births on the educational outcomes of Indian children using IHDS panel data.
Grateful to @ncaer@ihdscorner@Sage_Publishing for this opportunity.
Do give it a read! #Economics#Research
Thrilled to share our paper, "Do Unwanted Births Affect the Educational Well-being of Indian Children?", is part of the latest issue of Margin - The Journal of Applied Economic Research.
Many thanks to the editors @SonaldeDesai@DebasisBarik25@jruchi6@Pallavi_Econ
Released: Latest Issue of Margin – A Peer-Reviewed Journal
The latest issue of Margin, jointly published by @ncaer and @Sage_Publishing, is now available. Drawing on findings from first 2 waves of @ihdscorner, this special issue explores key themes including weather shocks and their socio-economic impact, the role of social networks in mobility, trends in health insurance, and developments in education.
🔗 Read here: https://t.co/u1knRepFr9
We're thrilled to have bright students from around the world join us this week for our hybrid course on Topics in Digital and Computational Demography, presented by our researchers @Akbaritabar, @ezagheni, @TheileTom, @kr_jisu and @ConteRisto!
Check out our new paper published in @SpringerNature with my colleague @that_ronak on poverty-based inequality in old-age mortality in India using @ncaer@ihdscorner dataset.
Thank you to the anonymous reviewers for their detailed feedback.
Poverty significantly affects health outcomes, yet its impact on old-age mortality is often overlooked.
With India's ageing population and ongoing economic disparities, this issue is becoming increasingly critical.
https://t.co/0JQfVcJVlG
Many thanks to https://t.co/Y6gXH9bY7A @ipums delegates Ruchira Chakraborty @IIPSMumbai and Dr. Lun Li @PKU1898 for their contributions and participation in the conference! @Quinnifred223
Younger generations, such as Gen-X and millennials, are at an increased risk of developing certain cancers compared with older generations, study suggests.
The study published in @TheLancetPH examines trends for 34 types of cancer in the USA: https://t.co/Jc68M6YV5M
🏡 Living arrangements
😷 Self-rated health
🚫 Levels of discrimination
Researchers have identified the top predictors of life satisfaction among older adults in India, the world's most populous nation.
Read more in Ch5 of #WHR2024 👉 https://t.co/zHvTCtbT7Z
🚨New #VYPR2021 paper alert👉Using the India Human Development Survey (IHDS), @iips_rashmi and @ronakdemres explore the effects of educational wellbeing on children’s later educational
outcomes. See their work in the 🔗👇
https://t.co/7JGd80Fn0r
@WiCVienna@oeaw@ViennaYearbook
👀Want to hear directly from the researchers themselves?
We’ve created videos with each of our author teams to help explain some of the key findings from World Happiness Report 2024.
Find them all on our YouTube channel 👉 https://t.co/SW18Jq4gJG
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NEW: World Happiness Report 2024 is here! Explore the full report to understand the state of global happiness, the happiest countries in the world, and what we can learn about generational differences in wellbeing.
👉 https://t.co/BTDhl6za73 👈
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