' effects on test scores are either uncorrelated (for low-income kids) or negatively correlated (for high-income kids) with … their effects on income in adulthood. We argue with a simple model that this is probably because the inputs directly … responsible for counties' effects on test scores do not substantially increase income. In particular, we directly demonstrate that …

by intergenerational mobility in education, occupation and income for different social groups. Higher (upward) mobility … does for livelihood, i.e. her occupation, and what remuneration she receives for it, i.e. her wages. In present world … system, occupation and wages are also critically determined by the human capital quotient of the individual, marked generally …

separately for children's and parents' generations. This ensures that children's inherited socioeconomic status and their life … policy intervention: calculate the ranks separately for pre and post periods. If the policy affects only the children, then …, for all research designs, it is desirable to keep the parental ranks at the national level so that children's inherited …

encourages incentives of education investment while decreasing transfer, which is the funding source for education. If lifetime … slowly increases sufficiently, mobility monotonically increases while income inequality decreases. However, if lifetime …

, income inequality and economic development in an overlapping generations framework. Population dynamics with differential …/increasing transfer per child. When population growth increases sufficiently, the mobility and income inequality exhibit cyclical behavior … sufficiently, the mobility and income inequality monotonically approach steady state, and the economy has two steady states: low …

, income inequality and economic development in an overlapping generations framework. Population dynamics with differential …/increasing transfer per child. When population growth increases sufficiently, the mobility and income inequality exhibit cyclical behavior … sufficiently, the mobility and income inequality monotonically approach steady state, and the economy has two steady states: low …

encourages incentives of education investment while decreasing transfer, which is the funding source for education. If lifetime … slowly increases sufficiently, mobility monotonically increases while income inequality decreases. However, if lifetime …

uneducated on intergenerational mobility, income inequality and economic development in an overlapping generations framework …. When population growth increases sufficiently, the mobility and income inequality exhibit cyclical behavior due to rapidly … income inequality monotonically approach steady state and the economy has low steady state with high population growth and …

decreasing transfer, which is the funding source for education. The dynamics of intergenerational mobility and income inequality …, which improves with economic development. Increase in lifetime encourages incentives of education investment while … monotonically increases while income inequality decreases. However, if lifetime increases rapidly with economic development, the …

strategy (Duflo (2001)) on primary completion suggests substantial improvements in relative mobility of the children of low … suggests a weakening of the advantages of the children of educated fathers. For completed years of schooling, there are … girls suffered crowding out irrespective of the family background, suggesting that social norms rather than parental …