暂时和持续的超重和长期的劳动力市场后果。

IF 1.5 4区经济学 Q3 BUSINESS, FINANCE International Journal of Health Economics and Management Pub Date : 2022-06-01 Epub Date: 2021-11-09 DOI:10.1007/s10754-021-09315-4

Liisa T Laine, Ari Hyytinen

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我们研究生命早期超重的持续时间与随后的长期劳动力市场结果之间的关系。我们对在同一家庭中出生和长大的异卵双胞胎和同卵双胞胎的数据包含了双胞胎在1975年、1981年和1990年成年早期的体重测量数据，并与1990年至2009年基于登记的收入和就业管理数据相关联。当这些数据结合在一起时，就形成了一种控制家庭环境和双胞胎共有基因的经验策略。我们发现，在成年早期持续超重与女性和男性的长期收入呈负相关。我们发现，对于女性来说，这种联系是由劳动力市场依恋程度的降低所驱动的，而对于男性来说，这种联系是由较低的年收入所驱动的。

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Temporary and persistent overweight and long-term labor market outcomes.

We study how the duration of being overweight earlier in life is related to subsequent long-term labor market outcomes. Our data on fraternal and identical twins born and raised in the same household contain weight measurements of the twins during their early adulthood measured in 1975, 1981, and 1990 and is linked to register-based administrative data on the earnings and employment from 1990 to 2009. When combined, these data enable an empirical strategy that controls for the family environment and genes shared by twins. We find that being persistently overweight during early adulthood is negatively associated with long-term earnings for both women and men. We find that for women, the association is driven by a decrease in labor market-attachment, whereas for men, the association is driven by lower annual earnings.

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