Estimating the Intersecting Labor Market Disparities for Justice-Impacted Individuals with Disabilities: Evidence from Two United States National Data Sets [0.03%]
基于美国两个全国性数据集的证据估计受司法影响的残疾个体在劳动力市场上的重叠劣势
Jennifer Brooks,Matthew Saleh,Star Yanxin Gao
Jennifer Brooks
Individuals with disabilities and people with a history of justice interaction each face substantial barriers to employment. These populations also significantly overlap, with two-thirds of individuals in federal or state prisons reporting ...
The Long-term Effects of Adolescent Work on Adult Socioeconomic Attainment [0.03%]
青少年劳动对成人社会经济成就的长期影响
Jeremy Staff,Jeylan T Mortimer
Jeremy Staff
We investigate the benefits and costs of adolescent employment for adult socioeconomic attainment. Whereas prior studies have focused on outcomes of youth work during and closely following high school, data from the Youth Development Study ...
Division of Household Labor in Urban China: Couples' Education Pairing and Co-residence with Parents [0.03%]
中国城市夫妻的家务分工：教育搭配与同住父母的影响
Xinyan Cao,Zhenchao Qian
Xinyan Cao
The norm in which wives usually undertake a greater share of household labor than their husbands in China is deeply rooted in the fact that historically, women were of a much lower educational, social, and economic status than men. One sign...
The summer parental investment gap? Socioeconomic gaps in the seasonality of parental expenditures and time with school-age children [0.03%]
暑期的父母投资差距？家庭教育支出与时间投入的季节性差异及其经济社会差距
Orestes P Hastings,Joe LaBriola
Orestes P Hastings
Inequalities in parental investments can shape inequalities in children's outcomes and life chances. Scholars have theorized how socioeconomic status (SES) may moderate how parents use parental investments to respond to the loss of the prov...
Randall Akee,Donn L Feir,Marina Mileo Gorzig et al.
Randall Akee et al.
"Deaths of despair" - deaths caused by suicide, drug use, and alcohol use - have increased among non-Hispanic whites who do not have a college degree. We analyze confidential-use data from the National Center for Health Statistics that cont...
Who benefits from elite colleges' decreased reliance on high-stakes standardized tests? Evidence from a quasi-field experiment [0.03%]
精英院校减少依赖高利害标准化考试的受益者是谁？来自准现场实验的证据
Wei-Hsin Yu,Kuo-Hsien Su
Wei-Hsin Yu
Despite the increasingly popular perception that elite colleges' reliance on high-stakes standardized tests to select students exacerbates social inequality, researchers have not demonstrated that a reduced emphasis on such tests actually a...
His and Hers Earnings Trajectories: Economic Homogamy and Long-Term Earnings Inequality Within and Between Different-Sex Couples [0.03%]
他的和她的收入轨迹：经济同质性与异性夫妻间的长期收入不平等
Allison Dunatchik
Allison Dunatchik
Economic homogamy has important implications for gender inequality and for economic inequalities between households. However, the long-term association between spouses' earnings is not well understood. This study reconceptualizes economic h...
Interaction of family SES with children's genetic propensity for cognitive and noncognitive skills: No evidence of the Scarr-Rowe hypothesis for educational outcomes [0.03%]
儿童认知与非认知技能遗传倾向与家庭社会经济地位相互作用对教育成果的影响：未发现Scarr-Rowe假说存在的证据
Gaia Ghirardi,Carlos J Gil-Hernández,Fabrizio Bernardi et al.
Gaia Ghirardi et al.
This study examines the role of genes and environments in predicting educational outcomes. We test the Scarr-Rowe hypothesis, suggesting that enriched environments enable genetic potential to unfold, and the compensatory advantage hypothesi...
Labor market pathways to job quality mobility in the service sector: Evidence from the "Great Resignation" [0.03%]
服务业劳动市场的质量流动机制——来自“辞职大潮”的证据
Tyler Woods,Dylan Nguyen,Daniel Schneider et al.
Tyler Woods et al.
Since the mid-1970s, there has been a sharp rise in the prevalence of "bad jobs" in the U.S. labor market, characterized by stagnant wages, unstable work schedules, and limited fringe benefits. Scholarly, policy, and public debate persists,...
Dylan Connor,Lori Hunter,Jiwon Jang et al.
Dylan Connor et al.
Children born into poverty in rural America achieve higher average income levels as adults than their urban peers. As economic opportunity tends to be more abundant in cities, this "rural advantage" in income mobility seems paradoxical. Thi...