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Trends in social mobility in postrevolution China

Accompanying a sharp rise in economic inequality in China since its economic reform, two countercurrents characterize the trends in China’s intergenerational social mobility. On the one hand, industrialization in postreform China has promoted occupational mobility. On the other hand, both occupational mobility net of industrialization and educational mobility in China have trended downward, reaching levels similar to those in the United States in the most recent cohort. In earlier cohorts, whe...
United States Percent Population Survey Of China Guanghua School Of Management At Peking University Census Bureau National Longitudinal Chinese Communist Party
Source: pnas.org

Younger generations and the lost dream of homeownership | VOX, CEPR Policy Portal

Homeownership among younger households has been decreasing in several major advanced economies. This column shows that increases in labour income inequality and uncertainty are key drivers of this trend. Confronted with high house prices and low, risky incomes, many young households cannot or do not want to risk making such a big, illiquid investment. As a result, they
United States Australian Capital Territory Antilia Virginie Alexander Popov S Van Zandt S Van Nieuwerburgh
Source: voxeu.org

University of California, Los Angeles: Discrimination increases risk for mental health issues in young adults, UCLA-led study finds

A UCLA study has found that young adults who have experienced discrimination have a higher risk for both short- and long-term behavioral and mental health problems.Researchers examined a decade’s worth of health data on 1,834 Americans who were betwe
United States Adam Schickedanz Geffen School Of Medicine David Geffen School Of Medicine Yvonne Lei David Geffen School

Earned Income Tax Credit affects intergenerational marriage and childbirth decisions, says U-M study

Children of Earned Income Tax Credit beneficiaries delayed marriage and first births, according to a new study co-authored by a University of Michigan professor, suggesting the cost-effectiveness of the federal program.
United States Leonard Lopoo Katherine Michelmore Syracuse University Panel Study Of Income Dynamics University Of Michigan

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Economic Recovery "Slow" for SMEs in Iraq | Iraq Business News

Economic recovery is slow for SMEs in Iraq during the second year of COVID-19 To measure the impact of COVID-19 on small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Iraq, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), and the International Trade Center (ITC) conducted a panel study of 716 SMEs, covering June […]
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