Ida Katjivena Pedersen,Bjørn-Atle Reme,Eirin Mølland et al.
Ida Katjivena Pedersen et al.
This study investigates the long-term association between birth weight and school performance in Norway, with a focus on how this relationship has evolved alongside demographic changes. We contribute to the literature by examining this link...
The impact of health shocks on worker performance: Evidence from Major League Baseball [0.03%]
健康问题对劳动生产率的影响——来自美国职业棒球大联盟的证据
Yulia Chikish,Brad R Humphreys
Yulia Chikish
A small, recent, growing literature examines the impact of health shocks in the form of illness or disease, and interventions aimed at mitigating the impact of these health shocks, on labor market outcomes. These papers report evidence that...
Upasak Das,Udayan Rathore,Prasenjit Sarkhel
Upasak Das
Compliance with the public health guidelines during pandemics requires coordinated community actions which might be undermined in socially diverse areas. In this paper, we assess the relationship between caste-group homogeneity and spread o...
Spouses as home health workers, childcare workers and cooks: Insights for applied research [0.03%]
配偶作为家庭保健人员、儿童保育员和厨师：应用研究的启示
Shoshana Grossbard
Shoshana Grossbard
This paper presents a model of decision-making in households that produce META-goods such as their children's human capital, health care of elderly relatives, and good nutrition. The model takes into account two kinds of substitution in pro...
Invisible killer under the blue sky：Ozone pollution and infant mortality in China [0.03%]
蓝天之下的隐形杀手：中国臭氧污染与婴儿死亡率的关系
Hanyi Chen,Huiyan Wu,Junbing Xu
Hanyi Chen
There is growing empirical evidence that air pollution will increase infant mortality in developed countries. Less understood is invisible pollution under the blue sky-causal effects of ozone pollution on infant mortality in developing coun...
Maternal mortality, tuberculosis and social deprivation in Madrid during the second and third decades of the 20th century [0.03%]
20世纪20～30年代马德里地区的孕产妇死亡率、结核病与社会剥夺感
Alba Teresa González-Esteban,Stanislao Mazzoni,Michel Oris et al.
Alba Teresa González-Esteban et al.
In this paper we jointly study maternal mortality and tuberculosis during the second and third decades of the 20th century in Madrid. Nicknamed the "city of death", the Spanish capital was marked by a high mortality where tuberculosis accou...
Expanded prescription coverage and opioid use disorders: Evidence from Medicare Part D [0.03%]
扩展的处方覆盖范围和阿片类药物使用障碍：来自Medicare Part D的证据
Ricardo B Ang rd
Ricardo B Ang rd
Medicare Part D, implemented on January 2006, expanded subsidized outpatient prescription-drug coverage, including medication-assisted treatment (MAT) drugs, for adults aged 65 and older. Using 6.2 million discharge records from the 2001 to...
The impact of biomedical innovation on cancer mortality in 37 countries, 2003-2017 [0.03%]
2003~2017年生物医学创新对37个国家癌症死亡率的影响
Frank R Lichtenberg
Frank R Lichtenberg
Previous studies have shown that biomedical innovation, as measured by the long-run change in the vintage of MeSH descriptors of PubMed articles, has been the principal cause of declining cancer mortality in the U.S. The effect of biomedica...
Effects of the 2021 expanded Child Tax Credit on parents' well-being and time use [0.03%]
2021年扩大儿童税收抵免对父母福利和时间利用的影响
Laetitia Lebihan
Laetitia Lebihan
The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 temporarily provided unconditional monthly cash benefits to most households with children to reduce child poverty during the COVID-19 pandemic. Using the American Time Use Survey and Well-Being Supplemen...
Hot and cold, safe and unsafe: Evaluating the impact of extreme temperatures on work-related accidents in China [0.03%]
冷热有别，安全不同：极端气温对中国工伤事故影响的评估
Zhenyu Yao,Xiang Cao
Zhenyu Yao
We investigate how extreme temperatures impact work-related accidents across 411 cities in China from 2015 to 2019. Using a linear probability model, we find a significant causal link between rising temperatures and workplace accidents, wit...