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How do mothers matter for intergenerational mobility globally? / Hu, Yang; Qian, Yue.

In: Nature Human Behaviour, 08.03.2023.

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Hu Y, Qian Y. How do mothers matter for intergenerational mobility globally? Nature Human Behaviour. 2023 Mar 8. Epub 2023 Mar 8. doi: 10.1038/s41562-023-01546-4

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Hu, Yang ; Qian, Yue. / How do mothers matter for intergenerational mobility globally?. In: Nature Human Behaviour. 2023.

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title = "How do mothers matter for intergenerational mobility globally?",
abstract = "With the world expansion of education, mothers are playing an increasingly important role in shaping their children{\textquoteright}s educational status, particularly for daughters and in contexts with a high prevalence of mothers paired with a less-educated father. ",
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