Sentence examples for intergenerational links from inspiring English sources

First, the intergenerational links are higher for older children.

The main goal of the empirical application is to estimate the intergenerational links determining the educational outcome of the child.

This result might suggest that the intergenerational links are following a cumulative process, suggesting that even at higher ages policy interventions can be useful.

In addition to the single regression approach previously presented, I also use a simultaneous equations model approach to estimate not only the intergenerational links, but also the different transmission channels in more detail.

One likely reason why the growth effects of lowering the tax progressivity are lower than in Caucutt et al. (2003) is that in the absence of intergenerational links, the distortionary effects of capital income taxation are minimized.23.23

And even if they are normally split into two families at a certain spatial distance, the intergenerational link is still very close.

The same pattern of increasing educational mobility prior to the economic crisis in the 1980s and a subsequent decrease was found by Binder and Woodruff (2002), who use different cohorts to estimate the intergenerational link.

Maternal nutrition influences fetal growth and birth weight which has an intergenerational link between maternal and child nutrition (UN ACC/SCN, Women and nutrition, 1990).

Our aim was to conduct a large-scale longitudinal study on mortality from suicide following the loss of an adult sibling, using intergenerational linked data from the nationwide Swedish registers.

Especially the rising economic role of women has been linked to many important demographic changes, but according to our analyses, it has not been important for changes in intergenerational contact.

The alternative is what we have: a system that is largely ineffective at interrupting the cycle of intergenerational poverty linked to our persistent opportunity gaps.