Ceballos, Miguel, and Alberto Palloni Working paper no. 2010-17 Abstract A significant body of research on minority health shows that while Hispanic immigrants experience unexpectedly favorable outcomes in maternal and infant health, their advantage deteriorates …
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Estimation of Health Status Inequalities from Prevalence Data: A Risky Business
Palloni, Alberto, and Jason R. Thomas Working paper no. 2011-09 Abstract Assessing the impact that socioeconomic determinants have on the prevalence of certain chronic conditions reported by respondents in population surveys must confront two problems. …
Female Education, Low Fertility, and Economic Development
Palloni, Alberto, Beatriz Novak, and Laeticia Rodrigues de Souza Working paper no. 2012-03 Abstract We know surprisingly little about the long reach of changes in education and fertility, their intergenerational implications and the long term …
Health in the U.S. at Young Ages: Preliminary Findings
Palloni, Alberto, and James A. Yonker Working paper no. 2012-04 Abstract We review a broad set of health-related indicators—mortality, health outcomes, proximate health determinants, and distal health determinants—for the US and a comparison group of …
Forecasting Effects of Smoking on Latin American Mortality
Palloni, Alberto, Beatriz Novak, and Guido Pinto Working paper no. 2013-07
Subjective Survival Expectations and Observed Survival: How Consistent Are They?
Novak, Beatriz, and Alberto Palloni Working paper no. 2013-08
Why Are We Getting Worse? A Historical Accounting of Modern US Life Expectancy Disadvantage
Palloni, Alberto, and James Yonker Working paper no. 2014-07
Income Inequality, Social Mobility and Mortality in the U.S.
Palloni, Alberto, Sebastian Daza, Elizabeth Arias, and Ezekiel J. Emanuel Working paper no. 2016-02 Abstract We test the conjecture that intergenerational social mobility is tightly linked to adult mortality even after accounting for income levels, income …