Long-term parental unemployment profoundly affects children, even lowering their lifelong earnings potential.
Teen mothers are less likely to complete a degree, says Borchelt, which in turn impacts their lifelong earning potential.
But for Sukhnoor Taluja, 24, who graduated from Rutgers with dual majors in information technology and economics in January 2003, lifelong earnings potential is of little solace.
Moreover, lack of portability reduces the lifelong earning potential of a tech immigrant.
The lifelong earning potential of physicians improves significantly in comparison with veterinarians.
According to researchers, "The foundations of brain architecture, and subsequent lifelong developmental potential, are laid down in a child's early years".
Slashing program funding in schools, for example, perpetuates continued poor education, potentially causing children to drop out of school, leading to fewer job prospects and reduced lifelong earning potential.
Similarly, malnutrition decreases learning ability, thus affecting lifelong earning potential, among a myriad of other impacts.
Bearing in mind the risk and irreversible nature of pancreatic resection, the burden of lifelong PERT, potential long-term complications such as gastrointestinal dysmotility, and the variable nature of the pain and islet cell response, physicians must balance several considerations in determining which patients are optimal candidates for TP-IAT.
All concussions are brain injuries with potential lifelong consequences.
