A recent article in The Atlantic claims that America’s fever of workaholism is finally breaking for the rich, who are buying more free time. Unfortunately, that’s not the case for the average American worker.
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Success in life is tied to parental education. That’s why we need to track intergenerational school performance
Education is a major driver of social mobility, with research showing educational attainment explains up to 30% of the transmission of economic advantage between parents and children.
Lo que los nuevos medicamentos para perder peso nos enseñan sobre la fuerza de voluntad
Los sistemas biológicos, influidos por nuestro entorno y nuestros genes, controlan el flujo de energía que nos atraviesa: la energía llega a nosotros en forma de alimentos y se consume o se almacena en nuestro cuerpo, sobre todo en forma de grasa. Esos sistemas,...
Migration for co-residence among long-distance couples: The role of local family ties and gender
When two romantic partners decide to live together, one of the most important decisions they have to make is where to live: who moves in with whom, or where will the new destination for both of them be?
Young people in Europe — a statistical summary — 2022 edition
Some of Eurostat’s most interesting data concerning the situation of young people in the EU today for the areas of demography, education and training, employment and entrepreneurship, health and well-being, social inclusion, and digital world.
Covid may have enhanced many dads’ involvement in parenting – our research shows why caregiving roles can last
The pandemic may also have accelerated a broader shift in the share of childcare fathers are taking on. Figures suggest UK working fathers spent 65% of the time working mothers did on childcare in 2022, compared with 54% in 2014 to 2015.
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