Investigators at NBER Discuss Findings in Economics (Education and family health care spending)
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According to the news editors, the research concluded: "Controlling for family income and health insurance status, we find consistent evidence that parental education beyond 12 years of schooling is associated with increases in family health care spending and with reductions in the likelihood of adverse health conditions."
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