[…] violence and child mortality, but has yet to present evidence of a causal relationship. In this paper we use an instrumental variable approach to analyse the causal impact of domestic violence against the mother on child mortality in the Indian context. Domestic violence is instrumented with the real price of gold at the month […]

[…] update one’s skills throughout working life. This presentation will i) look at trends in engagement with learning activities in later life in England and ii) explore the impact of socio-economic and work-related factors on access to and engagement with learning activities in the UK. Methods: The data are drawn from 2 nationally representative longitudinal […]

[…] proportion had said they were hypothetically willing to participate in such a task? What proportion actually downloaded the App? How did participation evolve over the month? What impact did the conditional incentive for downloading the App have? Secondly we will examine biases in the types of sample members who participated, considering social-demographic characteristics, financial […]

[…] over time to create large cumulative disparities in young people’s life course trajectories. By contrast, the effects of parental factors are more nuanced. Parental characteristics have little impact on the odds of leaving home to form partnerships, while the likelihood of departing to live alone or in shared accommodation is reduced by parental homeownership […]

[…] The research is motivated by two key features of the labour market: falling real earnings for low skilled, especially men, and growing earnings inequality. It will look at implications for labour supply and time use allocations within families and will also examine the impact of deteriorating economic outcomes for young adults on family living arrangements.

[…] time since arrival and generational status as proxies for acculturation and exposure to discrimination. Using data from Understanding Society this paper provides a first estimate of the impact of these two causal mechanisms on health behaviours across time and immigrant generations. We model the probability of smoking, binge drinking, walking regularly, and eating fruits […]

[…] of illnesses and steeper income gradients are observed. A two-step residual inclusion type of estimator (involving a fixed-effects income model at the first stage) shows that the individual-specific selection effects have a systematic impact in the long-run income gradients in self-reported health but not in biomarkers, highlighting the importance of reporting error in self-reported health.

[…] groups: ethnic concentration. According to theories of neighbourhood effects, neighbourhoods are spaces of interaction, as well as of transmission of beliefs and ways of doing. These might impact individuals, with a more or less coercive effect (Galster, 2012). Using data from the II Wave of the United Kingdom Housing Longitudinal Study (UKHLS) in combination […]