Genetic propensity for education boosts lifetime income by 13% for tertiary graduates via job mobility, but 71% of the gap is explained by paternal genetic effects.
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Effects of Genetic Propensity for Education on Labor Market and Health Trajectories across the Working Life
Genetic propensity for education boosts lifetime income by 13% for tertiary graduates via job mobility, but 71% of the gap is explained by paternal genetic effects.