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You searched for "money"Listed most recent first.Does money in adulthood affect adult outcomes?Kerris Cooper, Kitty Stewart, December 2015Paper No' CASEreport 96: Read Abstract | Full paper ![]() ![]() Paper copy now out of print. Tags: money; poverty; health; adult; wellbeing Does money affect children's outcomes?Kerris Cooper, Kitty Stewart, October 2013Paper No' CASEreport 80: Read Abstract | Full paper ![]() Summary: This report examines whether money has a causal impact on children’s outcomes. There is abundant evidence that children growing up in lower income households do less well than their peers on a range of wider outcomes, including measures of health and education. But is money important in itself, or do these associations simply reflect other differences between richer and poorer households, such as levels of parental education or attitudes towards parenting? Tags: children; money; education |
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