There is abundant evidence that children in low income households do less well than their
peers on a range of developmental outcomes. However, there is continuing uncertainty …

We examine the relationship between income and health with the purpose of establishing
the extent to which the distribution of health in a population contributes to income inequality …

Child benefits are typically paid from birth. This paper asks whether starting universal child
benefits in pregnancy leads to improvements in infant health. Leveraging administrative birth …

This report provides an update to Does Money Affect Children's Outcomes?: A Systematic
Review, published in October 2013. Using systematic search approaches, we review the …

The positive relationship between income and health is well established. However, the
direction of causality remains unclear: do economic resources influence health, or vice …

Even though maternal employment can increase family income, several studies suggest that
it could have adverse consequences on children's health. In this study, we use a nationally …

Abstract Naturally-occurring Yellow Dust outbreaks, which are produced by winds flowing to
Korea from China and Mongolia, create air pollution. Although there is a seasonal pattern of …

Background: This paper estimates the causal impact of maternal employment on childhood
malnutrition status in Ecuador to understand the trade-off between the time mothers devote …

This paper investigates the effects of the introduction of Medicaid during the 1960s on next
generations' birth outcomes. A federal mandate that all states must widen the coverage to all …

The goal of this study was to assess how changes in income were associated with changes
in mothers' parenting quality from infancy through late childhood. There is limited existing …