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Subject: Economics

Quantifying the relationship between climatic conditions and personal financial and health well-being

Family formation and residential mobility: how do fertility and mobility intentions influence residential mobility?

Can rising incomes support sustainable well-being? No evidence for a “double dividend” in the United Kingdom

Identifying economic utility and social norms in the allocation of housework

College, cognitive ability, and socioeconomic disadvantage: policy lessons from the U.K. in 1960–2004

The old folks at home: parental state pension eligibility and adult children’s well-being

Double machine learning with high-dimensional interactive fixed effects

Caring flexibly? Working conditions and the supply of adult care

Generational differences in mental health and drivers of youth mental health decline in Australia and the United Kingdom

Health as an economic asset: unlocking the economic potential of the UK’s working-age population

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