Using CNEF ( Cross-National Equivalent File) panel data from Germany, Great Britain, and the United States we investigate whether self-reported health at a given age ( ages 50 , 60 and 70) varies systematically with the degree of income inequality at that age and household size-adjusted post-government income at younger ages. We find little evidence that links self-reported health to current income inequality but strong evidence that past income is highly correlated with subsequent self- reported health in all three countries
This paper investigates the effect of income inequality on health status. A model of health status w...
This paper investigates the effect of income inequality on health status. A model of health status w...
BACKGROUND: The relationship between income and health is usually thought to be curvilinear, but pre...
Using CNEF ( Cross-National Equivalent File) panel data from Germany, Great Britain, and the United ...
This paper uses a unique dataset-containing information collected in 2006 on individuals aged 40-79 ...
We examine the effect of income inequality on individualś self-rated health status in a pooled sampl...
This paper uses a unique dataset containing information collected in 2006 on individuals aged 40–79 ...
This paper uses a unique dataset-containing information collected in 2006 on individuals aged 40-79 ...
peer reviewedWe examine the effect of income inequality on individualś self-rated health status in a...
This paper examines the association between inequality and individual health across low, middle and ...
An age-cohort decomposition applied to panel data identifies how the mean, overall inequality and in...
This paper presents evidence on income-related inequalities in self-assessed health in nine industri...
The relative income–health hypothesis postulates that income distribution is an important determinan...
This paper argues that previous cross-country (panel) studies on the relationship between income ine...
textabstractAn age-cohort decomposition applied to panel data identifies how the mean, overall inequ...
This paper investigates the effect of income inequality on health status. A model of health status w...
This paper investigates the effect of income inequality on health status. A model of health status w...
BACKGROUND: The relationship between income and health is usually thought to be curvilinear, but pre...
Using CNEF ( Cross-National Equivalent File) panel data from Germany, Great Britain, and the United ...
This paper uses a unique dataset-containing information collected in 2006 on individuals aged 40-79 ...
We examine the effect of income inequality on individualś self-rated health status in a pooled sampl...
This paper uses a unique dataset containing information collected in 2006 on individuals aged 40–79 ...
This paper uses a unique dataset-containing information collected in 2006 on individuals aged 40-79 ...
peer reviewedWe examine the effect of income inequality on individualś self-rated health status in a...
This paper examines the association between inequality and individual health across low, middle and ...
An age-cohort decomposition applied to panel data identifies how the mean, overall inequality and in...
This paper presents evidence on income-related inequalities in self-assessed health in nine industri...
The relative income–health hypothesis postulates that income distribution is an important determinan...
This paper argues that previous cross-country (panel) studies on the relationship between income ine...
textabstractAn age-cohort decomposition applied to panel data identifies how the mean, overall inequ...
This paper investigates the effect of income inequality on health status. A model of health status w...
This paper investigates the effect of income inequality on health status. A model of health status w...
BACKGROUND: The relationship between income and health is usually thought to be curvilinear, but pre...