Intergenerational transmission of health

Article Abstract:

Differences in income and earnings are likely connected across generations partly due to intergenerational correlations in education and health. The intergenerational correlations in human capital is also related to genetic and non-shared environmental factors. Some societies exhibit favorable treatment to first born children terms of education and health endowments. Male children are always given preferential treatments on health and education benefits. Such results imply that the government needs to impose policies that promote equal opportunity.

Health Care, Health Care and Social Assistance, EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, HEALTH SERVICES, Education, Public, People by Educational Level, Medical care, Education, Wages, Wages and salaries, Social status, Longevity

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The sequencing of reform in transition economies

Article Abstract:

The effect of progress on reforms in transition economies on prospects for other reforms is analyzed.

United Kingdom, Economic aspects, Communist countries, Economic reform

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