Childhood emotional health is the most important predictor of life all adult ages.We here compare the role of income and financial insecurity during childhood in predicting adolescent emotional health, concluding that the latter matters far more.

1. What makes a successful life?
The role of financial deprivation
Speaker:
Andrew Clark
Professor of Economics at the Paris School of Economics and
a Professorial Research Fellow at the Centre for Economic
Performance, LSE
Date: Friday, 7th April 2017
Time: 2:30 – 4 pm
Venue: Room USS2.41 (University Square Stratford)
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Abstract: Childhood emotional health is the most important predictor of life
satisfaction at all adult ages. We here compare the role of income and
financial insecurity during childhood in predicting adolescent emotional
health, concluding that the latter matters far more.
The Centre for the Study of
States, Markets, and People,
(STAMP)
Guest Lecture