Killing Me Softly¶
Almond, D., & Currie, J. (2011). Killing Me Softly: The Fetal Origins Hypothesis. Journal of Economic Perspectives, 25(3), 153-172.
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- Immigration — a wave's size and composition is set by exogenous conditions in sending countries and policy windows, then shapes the destination's labor market and politics for generations. Open-source software — contributor cohorts arriving in a given year (after a viral post, a corporate sponsor) determine project capacity and culture for years, with current contributor count a poor predictor of next year's arrivals. Public health — birth cohorts shaped by famine, epidemic, or vaccine regime carry the imprint through life-course health outcomes as a primary effect rather than noise.
This sourceReviews evidence that conditions during early sensitive windows imprint birth cohorts' life-course health and economic outcomes.
- Immigration — a wave's size and composition is set by exogenous conditions in sending countries and policy windows, then shapes the destination's labor market and politics for generations. Open-source software — contributor cohorts arriving in a given year (after a viral post, a corporate sponsor) determine project capacity and culture for years, with current contributor count a poor predictor of next year's arrivals. Public health — birth cohorts shaped by famine, epidemic, or vaccine regime carry the imprint through life-course health outcomes as a primary effect rather than noise.
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