The intergenerational transmission of risk and trust attitudes: Replicating and extending "Dohmen, Falk, Huffman and Sunde 2012" using genetically informed twin data [0.03%]
风险和信任态度的代际传递：“使用具有基因信息的双胞胎数据复制和扩展Dohmen，Falk，Huffman和Sunde（2012）的研究”
Christoph Spörlein,Cornelia Kristen,Regine Schmidt
Christoph Spörlein
This replication revisits an influential contribution on the intergenerational transmission of risk and trust attitudes, which, based on data from the German Socioeconomic Panel (GSOEP), reveals a positive correlation between parents' and c...
Transitioning to adulthood: Are conventional benchmarks as protective today as they were in the past? [0.03%]
走向成年：传统的标准今天是否像过去那样具有保护作用？
Christal Hamilton,Zachary Parolin,Jane Waldfogel et al.
Christal Hamilton et al.
More young adults in the United States are studying beyond high school and working full-time than in the past, yet young adults continue to have high poverty rates as they transition to adulthood. This study uses longitudinal data on two co...
William Foley
William Foley
Why do economically disadvantaged people often regard inequality as fair? The literature on deliberative justice suggests that people regard inequality as fair when it is proportional to inequality in effort or other inputs - i.e. when it i...
Sabino Kornrich,Blaine Robbins
Sabino Kornrich
The rise of online dating has the potential to transform marriage outcomes, as it may alter how individuals are matched with partners. To capture the population-level effects of the rise of online dating, we examine how changes in marital r...
Globalization of production, manufacturing employment, and income inequality in developing nations [0.03%]
生产全球化、制造业就业与发展中经济体的收入不平等问题
Roshan K Pandian
Roshan K Pandian
Theories of income distribution in developing nations suggest contrasting expectations regarding how employment industrialization affects income inequality. However, past studies have not considered how the globalization of production shape...
The relative pay for foreign work: A novel evidence from home and host countries [0.03%]
国外工作的相对报酬：来自母国和东道国的新证据
Andrej Cupák,Pavel Ciaian,d&#x;Artis Kancs
Andrej Cupák
The literature has robustly documented a negative migrant-native wage gap in developed economies. Yet empirical evidence of pay differences has been elusive for developing countries. We approach this question by leveraging internationally h...
Susan McNeeley,Valerie A Clark,Grant Duwe
Susan McNeeley
Zhiyong Lin,Jaein Lee
Zhiyong Lin
Women are often considered more liberal than men on controversial social issues, but gender gaps in sociopolitical attitudes across different age groups have not been fully explored. This study challenges the taken-for-granted gender differ...
The effect of Covid-19 emergence on religiosity: Evidence from Singapore [0.03%]
新冠状病毒出现对宗教信仰的影响：来自新加坡的证据
Radim Chvaja,Martin Murín,Dmitriy Vorobyev
Radim Chvaja
How do people deal with events they cannot control? Religious beliefs and practices are common responses to uncontrollable situations. We analyzed the responses of Singaporeans surveyed between November 2019 and March 2020-just before and j...
The siren song of so-called evidence: Why the evidence for social ecology models is not as strong as we think [0.03%]
所谓证据的海妖之歌：为什么社会生态模型的证据没有我们想象的那么有力
Jingwen Zhong,Matthew E Brashears
Jingwen Zhong
Ecological competition models from biology have been adopted for the study of a wide variety of social entities, including workplace organizations and voluntary associations.Despite their popularity, a number of fundamental challenges to th...