income gradient in self-reported health in the US and Canada. We find that being below median income raises the likelihood … percentage points in Canada. We also find that the 7 percentage point gradient difference between the two countries is reduced by … larger in the US than in Canada before the age of 65, but about the same after 65. Our results are therefore consistent with …

income gradient in self-reported health in the US and Canada. We find that being below median income raises the likelihood … percentage points in Canada. We also find that the 7 percentage point gradient difference between the two countries is reduced by … larger in the US than in Canada before the age of 65, but about the same after 65. Our results are therefore consistent with …

income gradient in self-reported health in the US and Canada. We find that being below median income raises the likelihood … percentage points in Canada. We also find that the 7 percentage point gradient difference between the two countries is reduced by … larger in the US than in Canada before the age of 65, but about the same after 65. Our results are therefore consistent with …

wealth, urbanicity) with memory performance and memory decline over up to 8 years of follow up in England and China … that higher education and wealth were associated with better baseline memory in both England and China, but the impact of … socioeconomically patterned, primarily by higher education and wealth in the Chinese population and urbanicity in both England and China …

and status e ects, social health norms, and comparison processes. Using representative longitudinal data from a German …

. It argues that the divergence is largely attributable to the differences between Canada and China in the general legal …This Article discusses, compares, and analyzes the transplanted General Anti-Avoidance Rule (GAAR) in China and the … GAAR in Canada. It demonstrates the similarity between the GAARs on paper and the divergence between the GAARs in action …