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
Giorgio Brunello
PhD Osaka. Professor of Economics, Department of Economics and Management “M. Fanno”, University of Padova (Italy), Fellow CESifo and IZA (Germany) and ROA (The Netherlands)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