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Beyond Average Effects: Childhood SES and the Shape of Adult Well-Being Distributions
Research on socioeconomic inequality and wellbeing focuses largely on mean-level analyses, leaving a distributional question underexamined: whether childhood financial circumstances (childSES) relate to not only where individuals land on average, but also who gains access to favorable outcomes and w
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