Study Links Firstborn Children's Higher Earnings to Early Illnesses

A new study suggests that illnesses experienced during early childhood could be a contributing factor to the 1.9 percent wage gap observed between firstborn children and their siblings.

23 Apr, 10:34 — 23 Apr, 10:34

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Study reveals why firstborn children are more likely to earn more

Illnesses during early years could account for the 1.9 per cent wage gap between siblings

By Holly Evans

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Study Links Firstborn Children's Higher Earnings to Early Illnesses

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