Does Alcohol Consumption Predict (In)stability of Earnings? Empirical Evidence from Russia

Feruza Askarova
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The aim of this study is to explore the link between alcohol consumption and the (in)stability of earnings in Russia. Using annual data from the Russian Longitudinal and Monitoring Survey (RLMS) covering the years 1995-2018, we find that alcohol intake is significantly and positively associated with instability of earnings. This result remains robust even when we conduct a series of robustness tests.
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饮酒量能预测收入的稳定性吗?来自俄罗斯的经验证据
本研究的目的是探索俄罗斯的酒精消费与收入稳定性之间的联系。使用俄罗斯纵向和监测调查(RLMS)涵盖1995-2018年的年度数据,我们发现酒精摄入与收入的不稳定性显著正相关。即使我们进行了一系列稳健性测试,这个结果仍然是稳健的。
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