Does birth order affect earnings? Only temporarily
The sooner (you are born) the better – initially. The existing empirical evidence suggests that the first-born earn a wage premium with respect to the later-born. One reason is better … Read more
Marco Bertoni
Marco Bertoni. PhD Padova. Research Fellow, SHARE Project, Department of Economics and Management “M. Fanno”, University of Padova (Italy)The sooner (you are born) the better – initially. The existing empirical evidence suggests that the first-born earn a wage premium with respect to the later-born. One reason is better … Read more